Sentence examples for recognize the reality of from inspiring English sources

"Do I recognize the reality of the situation?

"I think we have to recognize the reality of the moment," Mr. Menendez said.

"The city of Portland should recognize the reality of our culture," Mr. Ross said.

"America has to recognize the reality of a 'post-American' world," he said.

These global corporations recognize the reality of climate change and they are striving to become more efficient.

"If we can't recognize the reality of those failures, then we've got big problems," said Senator Johnny Isakson of Georgia, the unofficial leader of the Senate Republican negotiators.

Similarly, at the retreat, Paul Ryan told reporters that Republicans "have to recognize the realities of the divided government that we have".

Some people in the administration "have been slow to recognize the realities of the new Congress," where Democrats have a majority, Mr. Hatch said.

Congress should recognize the realities of strained state budgets and disparities among states, but it must keep its eye on the ball.

SBC said it was "pleased that the F.C.C. intends to issue rules that recognize the realities of today's competitive marketplace by the end of this year".

Netanyahu could recognize the realities of a changing Middle East, of a changing international attitude toward Israel, of a changing US-Israel relationship.