fact of life

But as a fact of life, it is here to stay.

Like it or not, they are a fact of life.

Or in the end the crisis may become a fact of life.

There is a simple fact of life about police work.

"You make it sound like a business decision rather than simply a fact of life."

We do our best to avoid them, but they are a fact of life.

"That is a fact of life we cannot get away from."

Fair or not, this was simply a fact of life.

It is a fact of life and hardly a new one.

It's simply a fact of life for the California wine industry.

But he added that they were a fact of life in the current environment.

In the real world, drugs have always been a fact of life.' and that is the way things are.

Competition is a fact of life, whether we like it or not.

Feeling stress is a fact of life for most people.

But it is also a fact of life in contemporary American society.

He should be found and told the facts of life!

For most Americans, the mail is still a central fact of life.

Several said they saw homework as a fact of life, policy or no.

But in both cases the debts are a fact of life.

One is that political contributions are a fact of life.

Market forces are not an ideology but a fact of life.

And that's always been a fact of life for our allies.

Gambling already was a fact of life in our state.

It seems to be a rather fundamental fact of life.

That's just a fact of life in the valley and you have to live with it.