Sentence examples for reality imposed from inspiring English sources

The reality imposed at the local level is one of confusion, financial hardship and logistical turmoil.

"That's not a function of American politics, but a reality imposed by geography".

To spend time in the company of the Watford manager, Sean Dyche, however, is to be reminded of the reality imposed by ludicrously inequitable television revenues.

"There should not be one model of reality imposed upon everyone".

Last year reality imposed itself on the Grammys in unforgettable fashion, with the death of Whitney Houston just 24 hours before the ceremony was set to begin.

The miracle of Chanukah is that so many people were able to resist the overwhelming "reality" imposed by the imperialists and to stay loyal to a vision of a world based on generosity, love of stranger, and loyalty to an invisible God who promised that life could be based on justice and peace.

The very structure of material reality imposes a principle of trade-offs in both nature and human affairs: One always gives something in order to gain.

Therefore, asking those users to jump from what's comfortable (native feeds) to an entirely new product or service that is built on top of their activity may sound nice but, in reality, impose deep, behavioral switching costs.

America is powerful, but reality imposes necessary limits on that power.

They are fearful and paranoid, without an accurate grip on reality, imposing their problems on their children.

It will go bankrupt this year and annual losses could rise to $21 billion a year by 2016 unless the House and Senate can agree on a sensible reform plan — one that protects consumers but also recognizes the financial realities imposed on the Postal Service by the Internet age.