Sentences with phrase «difficult reality»

These are the many difficult realities of being in a relationship with another human being.

We all want to protect our children from difficult realities, but we also need to prepare them for future realities.

Often I advise parents to accept very difficult realities about their own situations, to understand concerns about them and their children and accept where changes might need to be made.

In Paris, Climate Interactive helped the media face difficult realities of climate and energy science and also build high hopes for progress.

The «ex-gay» approach was the topic of our second discussion around Torn, and as I said there, I think this may be the most difficult reality for the Church, and evangelicals in particular, to accept — that we have to move beyond the default setting of trying to change people's sexual orientation upon learning they are gay.

This may not be a problem till when the child is young and is getting love from everyone around but as he / she grows up, they may obviously see the differences between them and their parents and may be faced with difficult realities.

Sept. 26 — Dec. 19, 2015 «RENEE STOUT: Wild World» @ Hemphill Fine Art Washington, D.C. Working in a range of mediums from painting and photography to assemblage, Renee Stout «confronts difficult realities in her personal life and attempts to better understand the human condition.»

With such difficult realities confronting them now, forestalling retirement savings seems like a necessary case of prioritization to many.

1/30/16 Announcement We have put off this announcement for some time as it has been one of the most difficult realities to face, however the time has come to officially announce that DOBER, Inc. will be closing its door.

There are lots of happy - talk, cheerleading blogs and websites where difficult realities are ignored or excused.

Dislikes: Being ignored, facing difficult reality, not being king or queen.

«RENEE STOUT: Wild World» @ Hemphill Fine Art Washington, D.C. Working in a range of mediums from painting and photography to assemblage, Renee Stout «confronts difficult realities in her personal life and attempts to better understand the human condition.»

Helpful for struggling couples dealing with difficult realities.

Divorce is an arena where the litigation process can take a very difficult reality such as the decision to divorce, and turn it into an adversarial fight that can last years, cost many tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of dollars in legal fees, leaving the parties financially broke and unable to effectively co-parent in the aftermath of the divorce.

Such is the difficult reality facing Glu CEO Niccolo de Masi, who followed up the initial Kardashian success by signing up a host of other celebrities including Britney Spears, whose app flopped, and Nicki Minaj, whose game has yet to arrive.

«The difficult reality is that savers must adjust their plans,» he said.

Lighthizer's push to hammer out a deal could bump into a difficult reality, as the three countries still haven't agreed on thorny issues such as rules for car manufacturing in the region.

But the difficult reality is that savers must adjust their plans.

This difficult reality explains why Spain is experiencing the worrisome combination of high borrowing costs, a slowly shrinking bank deposit base, capital outflows, and an increasingly binding internal credit crunch.

You can pray for families and dads who are raising boys in the midst of this difficult reality.

Even though he praised Koening as «an awesome narrator / writer / investigator,» the fact that his own sister's brutal murder has become pop - culture fodder is a difficult reality.

It was a difficult reality to face.

He said: «The reality is that if we debated this last week, the Government would have been unable to tell us exactly what it was going to do and the difficult reality would have been that we would have all been floundering around thinking very different things about what the Government had in mind.

Man is a difficult reality to isolate and define.

In terms of telling honest truths about the game, it sidesteps some difficult realities.

The difficult reality is that my preschoolers aren't potty trained, and I feel terrible about it.

The difficult reality for me was that one way or another, things were never going to be the same and we were all going to have to adapt.

Amy Wright Glenn helps us to compassionately navigate this difficult reality.

Sure, her advice is technically true in most cases, but it ignores the difficult reality for many moms in the U.S. who return to work just weeks (or even days) after giving birth.

It's his only way of dealing with the difficult realities of life.

He has become such an important and influential figure within the Labour Party that Corbyn faced a difficult reality.

It's going to be a very difficult budget because the numbers are difficult, beacuse it's a difficult reality.

Our voice needs to strengthen in influence particularly at this time of political and economic upheaval and the difficult realities in the aftermath of the outcome of the referendum.

The speakers, Buffalo News reporter Lou Michel and former News reporter Tiffany Lankes, discussed their extensive reporting which showed the difficult realities for city students who encounter violence.

Jeanne Paz, PhD, an assistant investigator at the Gladstone Institutes, is trying to change this difficult reality.

The film is haunting, a spare black - and - white elegy for the naiveté of early romance and the difficult realities of making it work.

Moreover, Three Billboards is not merely the story of her interaction with two policemen, but the story of a community struggling to deal with both the horrifying memory of Angela's murder and the difficult reality of Mildred's response to it.

Through her documentaries such as The Weald (1997), Mangekyo - Kaleidoscope (1999) and Genpin (2010), she grapples with difficult realities and casts a careful gaze on the inner lives of her subjects, unveiling moments of tender humanity and stark honesty.

Sheridan plays a young man living in 2045 Ohio who also leads a dual life in the virtual reality game Oasis, where many find respite from a difficult reality in a second life.

These people will face a difficult reality when they reach retirement age: Social Security provides far from enough income for people in their retirement years.

They bring so much joy that the thought of ever losing them one day is a difficult reality that we'd rather not think about.

She's facing a difficult reality of working on this beautiful but under - resourced island.

It's a sad fact that the games industry as a whole, even its riskier indie elements, tends to shy away from the difficult realities of immigrant life.

Where it diverts from the clever and philosophical Stanley Parable, however is its focus on life's difficult realities, instead of light humor.

Drawn particularly to domesticated animals, she relates their experiences - alongside and in conjunction to human experiences - as vehicles through which we first experience the difficult realities of death, birth, loyalty and the power of nature within the domestic space.

Drawn particularly to domesticated animals, she relates their experiences — alongside and in conjunction to human experiences — as vehicles through which we first experience the difficult realities of death, birth, loyalty and the power of nature within the domestic space.

It's a difficult reality to contemplate, but the fact remains that nursing home abuse and nursing home neglect are not an uncommon occurrence in Kentucky.

Hence a husband and wife who are going through a divorce will have to face the difficult reality of either living with one another or one of the parties has to make a decision to leave the family residence.