Sentence examples for the reality of doing from inspiring English sources

"The reality of doing it is mundane.

The reality of doing it, when it became necessary, was actually surprisingly straightforward.

Although most executives acknowledge the need for mergers to reduce costs, the reality of doing so gives them pause.

We suspect our readers can come up with some imaginative new rules in the Monopoly spirit that reflect the reality of doing business today.

(Sanford Meisner's classic, "On Acting," insists that "the foundation of acting is the reality of doing," and that "making readings in order to create variety" is fraudulent).

Meisner believed that "every play is based upon the reality of doing," that "good acting comes from the heart," and that "there's no mentality in it".

This has earned him the trust of many of China's elite and a nickname: "the king of guanxi [connections]." How he built his empire says much about the realities of doing business in China.That Mr Lo was the son of a successful Hong Kong property tycoon helped only indirectly.

Having opened the eyes of western companies like Amoco to the realities of doing business in Russia, Mikhail Khodorkovsky is trying hard to convince the outside world that he's a new man.

The expansion, and adaptation to the realities of doing business on-the-ground in Africa, are in line with CEO Travis Kalanick's commitment late last year to "a big push in Africa".

Modest curricular reform in the sciences has included a more community-based education that includes peer instruction, "real world" problem-solving activities, active learning, inquiry-based learning, and team-structured activities that reflect the realities of doing science while challenging common stereotypes of science.

"Companies are facing the realities of, Do they have the right people in the right jobs?" said Jeffrey Heath, president of the Landstone Group, a recruiting firm in New York.