Sentences with phrase «unfortunate truth»

It is not Friday, a rather unfortunate truth.

It is not Friday, a rather unfortunate truth.

Why didn't you get it months ago, you crazy person??? But if you're one of the holdouts, the unfortunate truth is getting one now might not help you avoid this second wave of flu.

The unfortunate truth is most people have little to no savings at all — and I don't mean «savings for that vacation to Hawaii,» I mean retirement.

Cisco's decision this week to slash 5,500 employees highlights an unfortunate truth in an era in which businesses are bombarded with the message that they must go «digital» or face irrelevancy and extinction.

The unfortunate truth is that viewability is a major issue on mobile, too.

The unfortunate truth though is that most customers won't ever see that or care.

While it is encouraging to see the high level of support from Chinese companies, for whatever reason, the unfortunate truth is that not all leading domestic Chinese companies are able to serve the one belt, one road as they are constrained by traditions, culture, and language barriers.

I'm all for a solution (KISS preferably), but am fearful that those not in the industry day - by - day have the ability to provide a solution that the ethical brokers and advisors in the industry would consider as truly benefiting the client... The unfortunate truth is that cheats and dishonest brokers or advisors will always cheat and fleece the clients...»

The unfortunate truth is that it can take years for a business to become profitable.

The unfortunate truth is that FHA has been creating a new crop of soon - to - default home buyers who have little or no equity in their home.

The unfortunate truth is that it is very expensive to be poor in America — this is especially true for home buying.

The unfortunate truth is that bad things and emergencies can happen to everyone.

This is an unfortunate truth because we hate being desperate, however, it is desperation that drives us to believe in Him.

Another unfortunate truth about us and our human nature is to resist giving our self away to trust in someone outside of ourself.

One of the unfortunate truths of the digital age.

The unfortunate truth is that her father is also the pastor.

The unfortunate truth is that this religion was founded by a mere mortal (Joseph Smith) who claimed that God spoke to him, and told him to take more than one wife, etc.etc.

The unfortunate truth is that this movement will likely fizzle out in the coming weeks / months for lack of direction.

The unfortunate truth is that going to school does not necessarily translate into being educated or the age of enlightenment.

The unfortunate truth is that for the most part ho mo se xual perverts lied their way into the priesthood to ply their own filthy habits on an unsuspecting and innocent peoples.

«The unfortunate truth is that given the unprecedented nature of the global refugee crisis, there are simply more people than ever that need our support and our compassion,» said Tim Breene, CEO of World Relief, the humanitarian arm of the National Association of Evangelicals and one of nine agencies partnering with the government to resettle refugees.

The unfortunate truth for you though is that I can walk away from this discussion and live my content, happy and well - adjusted life and never think of you again.

I'm going to start today's post by admitting an unfortunate truth about myself: I am not a morning person.

The unfortunate truth is that we must keep innovating the packaging to come out on top.

You can always count on Barkley to speak the truth, and while it may be a sad, unfortunate truth, it is accurate nonetheless.

Mate it us panicking not Wenger — that is the unfortunate truth.

Still, the unfortunate truth is this Christensen stat just sums up how much the west Londoners have favoured spending big in the transfer market instead of really developing players of their own.

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It's an unfortunate truth that new and small businesses are going to have a problem getting the kind of impact they want.

Altering diet plans to gain necessary nutrients is the preferred method of addressing deficiencies; however, the unfortunate truth is that fish have become toxic due to mercury contamination.

Unfortunate truth — because of the 1 cup of fruit offered at breakfast mandate, no additional reimbursement given for breakfast despite the mandate, and no commodities being able to be used for breakfast menus to help offset costs, a 4oz juice is one of the 1/2 cup fruit options on my breakfast menu every day.

Without thinking anything of it... We used to do that too, until we learned the unfortunate truth about them.

The unfortunate truth from my perspective is that the cute pacifiers are rarely the ones that our babies will take.

The unfortunate truth is that childhood obesity statistics indicate...

The unfortunate truth is that though for some lose the extra weight without much work, many more need to put in the effort.

The unfortunate truth is that they do, as evidenced by the fallout over TIME's recent attachment - parenting cover photo of a svelte mom nursing her preschool son.

We've worked for one side or the other on all of these issues, and have learned the unfortunate truth that, irrespective of neutrality, once you've polled for one side you're unlikely to get a commission from the other lot.

Assuming he becomes a national war hero the editors may wish to adjust the look on his face to something more bold, more convincing, than the unfortunate truth.

«The unfortunate truth is New York has the highest taxes in America.

Let's be honest — the unfortunate truth is that everybody wants to develop a set of lean and mean traps but almost nobody is willing to put in the hard work required for this ambitious goal.

The unfortunate truth is we tend to believe therapy is for other people — not for «normal people» like us.

It's an unfortunate truth that many people who lose a significant amount of weight will gain it back.

The unfortunate truth is that most teens need far more slumber than they are getting: The recommended amount of shut - eye for children ages 14 to 17 is eight to 10 a night, but most rack up just seven - and - a-half hours a night.

The unfortunate truth about most of the supplements you may find on grocery store and drugstore shelves is that they are not required to go under the same FDA test for safety and effectiveness as prescription drugs.