economic realities

"But they are also business people and must face economic realities."

Plans to make such a move have been held back by economic realities.

Economic realities turned out to be more important than political ones.

THere are times when actually, we have to face economic realities.

Our defense budget should be based on the new economic realities at home.

Some hard economic realities still lie in the way, however.

But the political environment changed while the film was being made, creating new economic realities.

How well do they feel that university prepared them for today's economic realities?

But others said the talk would bend to economic realities.

"This community has got to experience the same kind of economic realities that other communities do."

Maybe the economic realities of health care will force hospitals to do the same.

"The system is out of harmony with the economic realities."

Before the game the economic realities of the time surfaced.

And what is politically possible does not fit with economic realities.

Every defense minister in the solar system knows the economic realities.

What is more, there are economic realities which we must not lose sight of.

Current economic realities will make this new effort one of the most challenging.

She had an early abortion due to the economic realities of her life.

"Its heart is still working class, even if the economic realities have changed.

So we need to take more note of economic realities and translate them into political thinking.

Thus good planning must have due regard for economic realities.

New economic realities made it impossible for the government to support the studio any longer.

His power, however, is constrained by economic realities and for this he needs financial support.

After trying to hold firm to its original expansion plan, it gave in to economic realities.

If anything, economic realities play as great a role in shaping the urban environment.