Sentences with phrase «unavoidable reality»

Working with people with whom you disagree, or people who just plain rub you the wrong way, is an almost unavoidable reality.

This is an unavoidable reality that occurs with mergers.

Drug and alcohol addiction is an unavoidable reality in the workplace.

Distributed ledger technology (DLT), more commonly known as blockchain, seems to evolved from being a «buzz word» to an unavoidable reality, notwithstanding scattered caution.

Had this virus caused more severe disease, the committee asserted, «the unavoidable reality is that tens of millions of people would be at risk.»

But it seems a popular choice, despite the unavoidable reality: Agents are not Publishers.

The unavoidable reality in this equation is that the client gets what the client pays for.

Considering the «combined expectations for low asset returns and the unavoidable reality of downside risk in a highly uncertain global political and economic climate,» investors of all types are looking for new ways to diversify their portfolios, according to a new analysis from Willis Towers Watson, «Breaking the Style Box.»

Profit disappointments, shifts in demand for one's products, failed product launches etc. are the unavoidable reality for even the most succesful companies.

This seems to be an unavoidable reality of modern financial life — though credit card companies appear to be pretty good about detecting questionable charges and reimbursing those that slip through.

For pet owners, breeders and handlers alike, shedding is often a nuisance but an unavoidable reality.

I'm purposefully using «we» and «us» here because that's the unavoidable reality of our circumstances.

My biggest complaint about the game is really more of an unavoidable reality of the nature of the game of chess.

Despite facing constant financial insecurity, indie developers seem to have accepted the unavoidable reality of piracy and have even, at times, actually embraced it.

«It's an unavoidable reality, you know?»