Sentence examples for was a practical reality from inspiring English sources

"It was a practical reality".

The WTO membership would then recognise that global free trade was a practical reality and guide the next round(s) by setting an explicit goal of reaching that milestone perhaps by 2010 in line with the APEC and Euromed models.

No one, not Bud Selig or (I imagine) the Cardinals demanded the mea culpa, but it was a practical reality.

"I think there's a practical reality here.

Fifty years later, any similarly radical reform must also be a practical reality, capable of achieving widespread support.

Mr. Madarasz said: "With regard to the issue of arbitrators having discretion on disciplinary penalties, it is a practical reality for resolving cases.

"That Enlightenment fantasy, about 25 years ago became an internet possibility, and today, thanks to the Google Cultural Institute, it is a practical reality.

"There is a practical reality for him that the plant is a tremendous economic engine for the state," said Gavin Donahue, executive director of the Independent Power Producers of New York.

Saviano's decision to hide himself is a practical reality based on self-preservation, a circumstance whose necessity was made obvious earlier this month, when a blogger and known mafia critic, Mario Piccolino, was assassinated in his own office.

In our constantly connected world, I'm genuinely flummoxed by why companies still pretend that there's a "business day". It's quaint and hasn't been a practical reality for decades.

The Vizzion is a very attractive and contemporary sedan in terms of design, however, so it makes sense that the company would be looking to put it on the street before full autonomy and a fully control-free cockpit is a practical reality.