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Meanings of political reality in English

We have no meanings for "political reality" in our records yet.
Usage of political reality in English
1
This is the political reality that threatens the political and religious authorities.
The Guardian
2
I'm sure they'd rather see their flag but it's a political reality.
The Guardian
3
The challenge is fitting rigid inflation management into an often-messy political reality.
Reuters
4
The answer is not a punchline, it is a stark political reality.
The Irish Times
5
What he, no doubt, had intellectually rationalised was now a political reality.
The Guardian
6
But that political reality does not absolve the President of his conduct.
News.com.au
7
The current political reality, by contrast, suggests an elevated risk of supply disruption.
Reuters
8
Well, the harsh political reality is that the electorate rejected this.
The Guardian
9
Women everywhere are paying a personal price for their political reality.
Feminist dot com
10
Yet the political reality is that very little of this matters.
The Guardian
11
Economic imperatives collided with political reality to throw the Conservatives off this course.
The Guardian
12
That's the accusation, but it's an extraordinary and warped reading of political reality.
News.com.au
13
That would only have been an expression of the political reality.
Reuters
14
He would have to adjust to the vagaries of political reality.
Genellan: planetfall
15
The harsh political reality is that for most, expectations have yet to be met.
The Guardian
16
What happens ultimately will be decided by the political reality.
The Daily Telegraph
This collocation consists of:
Political reality through the time
Political reality across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare