If you're not getting your fair share, the ice-water reality is that you either don't have skills employers want or you're not shopping them the right way.
We are now seeking to translate the sustainable development goals on water into reality".
If successfully applied in partnership with all stakeholders, the Lisbon Charter could be transformational in making the human right to water a reality.
Swimming out into the ocean of televisual guff is risky business; these days it's hard to find a patch of water that reality TV hasn't contaminated with its unctuous, Simon Cowell-scented piss.
If the filters are made more affordable, supported by private sector investors and complemented by wider efforts from the global development community to address sanitation and hygiene, they can be part of a global drive to make universal access to clean water a reality.
Part of Waymo's aim is to clear up the confusion – and by implication, perhaps douse the cold water of reality on some of its competition's more grandiose claims.
The water in reality had been as smooth as oil, and the air had been a warmish, comforting presence on his skin.
While these debris patches aren't visible piles of floating trash in the water, the reality of what they are and how they got there is just as gross -- and just as harmful to marine life.
With the right temperature and nutrient profile, V. cholerae can also exist inland in fresh water, a reality that underpins many of the more recent cholera outbreaks in Africa and now Haiti.
"In the coming months, we hope to make water a reality in Karamoja, with water tanks to alleviate the problem of shortage of water for animals and for human beings".
One foot testing the waters of reality, one still squarely planted in denial.
