Sentences with phrase «sad reality»

Sad reality of folks on the Internet, not to be taken personally.

There are a lot of sad realities in life and looming large among them is the existence of stereotypes.

Sad reality for our club, if this was a competition our trophy cabinet would be so full we would keep some trophies at Wenger's home.

But the very sad reality is that many parents of preemies do not ever get to bring their babies home.

But... It doesn't love me back — and it's a sad sad sad reality: (I used to eat like 2 pounds a day.

That said, sad reality dictates that Larkin probably would have approved of the borderline (and not so borderline) racism that became a cornerstone of the campaigns with which Gove has so often associated himself in recent years.

Game 2 underscored Popovich's sad reality in a Kawhi-less world.

This won't be a cute post and this is not a suposition this is a reality a very sad reality.

Is there any way around this sad reality?

This sad reality is well known, but ignored in light of the perceived value that traffic and attention appears to offer.

As Zuckerberg explains in this short interview, for her, fitness and friends often fall by the wayside, a sad reality but one she's willing to level with the world about.

The sad reality of the world today is that nothing is ever truly private.

«The sad reality is that many people... are stressed out by their jobs.

This is a sad reality because the companies that tell the best stories are often the most successful because they can establish strong connections with consumers, partners and investors.

The sad reality is that we live in a world with short attention span.

However, the sad reality is that some people will never perform.

It's a sad reality, but somehow we've come to believe that it's not only okay to work all the time, but that successful people actually strive to put in endless work hours.

This sad reality first hit me when I saw a local entrepreneur close up his web - based printing business just after September 11, 2001.

But, the sad reality is, closing the sale is only the first step in hopefully maintaining a long - term recurring relationship with that customer.

Differential access to information and sophisticated technology have contributed to the sad reality that the capital markets are simply not fair to all investors.

The curves chart the survival of participants in different arms of clinical studies (those getting a given treatment and those not)-- and in metastatic melanoma they inevitably came together over time, representing a sad reality for patients and a disturbing truth about decades of drug development.

On the contrary, the sad reality is that many people voluntarily seek these stocks out.

«I think that's a sad part, a sad reality the traditional parties have bred in parts of Atlantic Canada.»

That is the sad reality of most entrepreneurial journeys.

«The sad reality is that the Liberal government has been failing to live up to its promises to seniors since 2001,» said Maurine Karagianis, the New Democrat spokesperson for seniors.

The sad reality is that very few institutional investors have this freedom *, which is why we shouldn't be surprised by the poor track record of most actively managed investment strategies.

Whether it's a job loss, medical emergency, or even a natural disaster like the devastating hurricanes that recently hit Texas, Florida, and the Caribbean, the sad reality is that there are any number of unexpected emergencies that cause people to lose everything they have and leave them reeling financially.

The sad reality is that sexual violence is often a component of forced labor.

That sad reality is no longer in dispute.

The sad reality is that anti-Western, anti-American, anti-capitalist, and anti-Israeli biases infuse the academic culture of many evangelical Christian college campuses.

First, though most Christians do not speak hatefully toward others or about others, the sad reality is that the media and the internet gives such examples of hate speech from Christians way more publicity than it deserves, which in turn gives the impression that this is the way all Christians are, which is not true.

The story makes us shudder, but the sad reality is that many Christians live their lives in exactly the same way.

DOC, the sad reality is that former leaderships as well as this one have done the same... Words are cheap, but it is like you said....

The sad reality is neither good intention nor smart strategy will change a heart, let alone a church.

I've had my own phase of random hookups and the sad reality is that someone always ends up getting hurt, either me or my partner.

I understand this concern, but the sad reality is that Christians do not use those six other days to love and serve their community.

The sad reality is, people make a choice that since they don't «agree» with the bible, it must not be true.

The sad reality is that in most parishes there are hardly any young people left after the Confirmation course has finished.

The sad reality is that we have come to expect this kind of behavior from so many men, that it is so «normal» to us we often decide it is not worth our time or effort to dwell on.

I know it is a sad reality but that doesn't make it not true.

Contemporary writers often reflect this sad reality, and it is helpful to point to (and to publish) the writers who grapple courageously with this dilemma, writers whose imaginations collide with the grim implications of life in a culture which has forgotten the future.

The sad reality of people creating a Law that is designed to fix a problem that did not exist... yet will hopefully garner more air time and votes for a certain elephant - centric political party.

The sad reality is that although I and other SAHDs try and drown out the naysayers who judge how we have chosen to serve our families, the constant barrage does chip away at your sense of worth.