Whether we like it or not, we have to
face facts,' he added.
But let's
face facts, in every strike it's not the direct management who suffer it's the general public as well.
You have to
face facts that the country cannot be held to ransom by the "riot factor", bring in the army if needed.
Parisa said of the show, to be aired on May 13: "It's been such a labour of love for everyone involved, and we hope you love it too." But let's
face facts, it looks like fake news to us.
Let's
face facts. Birmingham is a dumping ground for all sorts of things.
We should
face facts. The Grenfell disaster happened as a direct result of Tory Government cuts, the imposition of seven years of austerity, privatisation, deregulation and outsourcing.
Ineptitude, corporate mentality and a chronic inability to
face facts were all too apparent Then there was the apalling attitude of the Wilson government.
It's time for Greece's creditors to
face facts. Greece will likely be leaving the Eurozone unless some of its debts are forgiven, regardless of any new bailout.
Recovering alcoholics and addicts have to
face facts and admit they have a problem in order to get on the road to recovery.
Let's
face facts: unemployment is down, inflation is down and wages are up.
Abi is forced to
face facts after Aunt Sal assumes Lola is Jay's girlfriend, while Dean's dark side starts to show as Tosh comes clean to Tina and Lauren tells him it's over.
Heidi Kenworthy, chief executive of MOWLL, said the launch of the
Face Facts was more of the work to remember Mr Skelly.
Rather than begging MPs to ignore the Treasury Select Committee, let''s demand the Government
face facts and borrow the money themselves to fund the new hospital we need.
Welsh Women's Aid recruited the AMs to help launch a new campaign on the issue called
Face Facts.