Sentence examples for unrecognized reality from inspiring English sources

The unrecognized reality is that we already pay congressmen a capital sum.

While providing less than 5-85-8percentf our national coal production, the millions of pounds of daily explosives detonated for mountaintop removal operations in West Virginia, Kentucky, southwest Virginia and eastern Tennessee account for the most egregious human rights and environmental violations in our nation--and the unrecognized reality of regulated manslaughter.

While this issue was previously largely unrecognized, several recent studies across the world have reported the reality and magnitude of the problem and its potential harmful consequences.

In reality, many ED patients may have unrecognized ALI and possess many predisposing conditions for ALI development.

There may be "No Church in the Wild" for the younger demographic of the growing "Nones," but there is a new life philosophy emerging between the beats and rhymes of hip hop music that greatly influences their cultural reality, social understanding, political participation and unrecognized spirituality.

The reality is exactly the opposite: Their efforts often go unrecognized.

In reality this is probably somewhat higher because medial clavicular fractures may easily go unrecognized on plain radiographs.

The reality is that there are widespread judgments, opinions born of habit, and often-unrecognized decisions to shun new information/flexibility (despite proven benefits) and stagnate in legacy routines.

The hard, truthful reality is this: growing numbers of our fellow citizens in American cities across the United States feel unheard, unseen, unrecognized -- their very lives un-needed.

Others go unrecognized.

But his little buildings remain unrecognized.