| Our movement does not seek to conceal the hard truth that there is no simple and uncomplicated answer to the great problems of our age. |
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| The hard truth is that we cannot trust our own abilities to bring about the kind of faith that transforms our lives. |
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| They cried and had to face the hard truth that with believing in anything comes the risk of watching it all blow up in your face. |
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| My last hard truth is that we need to think of how to better manage such a crisis in the future. |
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| We all recognize the hard truth that too many residents of First Nation communities live in substandard housing. |
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| The second hard truth is that compared to this successful common approach the method of open coordination has failed. |
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| Mr. Speaker, the hard truth is that the PM's own caucus now admits that the budget does not honour the accord. |
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| The hard truth is that generally, the money we make on American programming pays for the losses on Canadian programming. |
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| The first hard truth is that we will only see one per cent growth across the Union this year. |
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| The hard truth is that the majority of people who are granted refugee status in Canada are not refugees at all but economic migrants. |
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| The hard truth, of course, is that if the student is still making the same mistake, the teacher hasn't taught it once. |
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| Many physicians avoid the hard truth, fearing that they risk depriving patients of their last chance-the hope and the willto survive. |
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| The hard truth is that too many residents of first nations communities live in substandard housing. |
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| The hard truth is, California's future is already mortgaged. |
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| But the hard truth is that the self-destructive urge that led Clark into a decade of creative darkness is what gives his work its edge. |
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| The cold, hard truth is that in Afghanistan today we need that security for the type of ideal panacea that the NDP thinks is just going to arrive somehow on its own. |
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| The hard truth is that higher prices are the key to more energy production, more energy conservation, and, most important, more energy security in Canada. |
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| It's the cold, hard truth about flying in winter. |
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| The hard truth is that on this vital issue of historical injustice the former Liberal government had the chance to do the right thing and simply did not get the job done. |
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| In the long run, there are political gains to be made by telling people the hard truth, and not just what they want to hear or what is politically correct. |
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