Sentences with phrase «now dealing with the reality»

How will Ferro now deal with that reality?

You need to learn to deal with facts or you are going to have the rest of your life as miserable as you are now Deal with reality or go away until Wenger leaves, then you can come back and moan at the next manager.

At 3.5 months, your partner is past the shock of sleep deprivation and the stress of learning to be a mom, and is now dealing with the reality of being a stay - at - home mom.

Not exact matches

«The reality is the Mexican automotive industry has now for a number of years been tooled - up to try and deal with the U.S. market.

«The brutal reality now is that [the Harper administration] has recreated a deficit, and we must deal with that, along with other priorities like education and pensions and family care.

But the reality in Hollywood is that with the Disney - Fox deal the era of the «big six» movie studios of Disney, Fox, Universal, Warner Bros., Sony, and Paramount is over — now it's time to adapt.

The independence and autonomy of national churches are now the reality with which Western agencies deal throughout the Third World.

And now I come to my second question: How adequately have Bultmann and Ogden assessed the capacities of human thought in dealing with the realities of faith?

As always for Willard, God is the most important part of reality, and Jesus offers not unobtainable idealism but actual wisdom for dealing with life here and now.

This question has been grossly neglected in our theological thinking, but it is a particularly urgent task for the churches to deal with, given the reality and nature of the modern political powers now dominating the peoples of the world.

However, the body of philosophy that deals with being and the relationships between entities, metaphysics, is just as necessary now as in past ages (perhaps more so given the prevalence of the idea that an individual world - view is just as «real» as any «imposed» objective reality).

Now sign a reality show deal, with one of these five guys getting traded each year until only a starter and backup remain.

Now they must deal with harsh economic reality and offer serious policies rather PC garabage like the Priority List and green taxes.

The original # 5.2 billion deal the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has agreed with defence firms constructing the carriers now appears unlikely to become reality, the BBC reported.

It hasn't happened yet, it's not in our budget now to deal with, so deal with reality.»

One of my personal struggles right now has been dealing with weight gain so not wearing my favorite clothes has been a recent reality.

But with his visions become more vivid and disturbing, he has a hear - to - heart with the priest that opens his eyes to the possibility that throughout his life of fighting crime, he's only been dealing with «secondary evil», and that what threatens him now is a «primary evil» that exists beyond our realm of reality.

But I get your point, you're opening my eyes to that reality in way that I'm fully unprepared to deal with right now.

Their magical love story has now entered the real world, and much of the film deals with both characters attempting to reconcile the notion of «true love» with the realities of everyday life.

Because they don't have time to adjust to that new reality and does that make things worse»cause now we're all dealing with loan sharks and they break your legs if you don't pay and that's probably worse than what we got now.

Now if he faced up to that reality, and dealt with it with some measure of accountability, that might be worth noting.

To make matters worse, you are now in a situation where you are facing the reality of dealing with an insurance claim or other legal action against the dog owner, as well as financial difficulties stemming from your medical bills and from being unable to work.

And now there is the new reality of dealing directly with so many litigants appearing without counsel.

«We were really excited to just have something just to comfort the students when they're dealing with something that's, you know, their reality now.

We have been dealing with this new real estate reality for more than a year now, yet lenders still seem to be befuddled on how to expedite or develop a process to handle these sales in a timely manner.

After all, you're now dealing with buyers and sellers who have preconceived notions (often far from reality) about what a home is really worth.