Sentence examples for Given the difficulties from inspiring English sources

Given the difficulties, Modern Meadow is first focusing on creating cultured leather.

Given the difficulties involved in defining productivity, let alone raising it, that seems a tall order.

Given the difficulties facing businesses in poor areas, some critics question the accuracy of these figures.

Given the difficulties of isolating outbreaks, some countries have resorted to vaccinating poultry.

Given the difficulties of monitoring team dynamics from a distance, she said, she looked forward to seeing the data.

Given the difficulties of trying to legislate for people's beliefs, the "cultural" solution sounds marginally more realistic.

Given the difficulties involved in building a nuclear device, a terrorist would probably prefer to buy or steal a complete weapon.

Given the difficulties the president's proposal for the department is facing in Congress, the idea that this new plan could be enacted as written is questionable.

Given the difficulties of transferring money and enforcing contracts, and the lack of a functioning banking system, much business in Africa worked on trust.

Given the difficulties hampering the construction of roads and railways on dry land, planners are advocating new infrastructure out in the bay.

Given the difficulties in balancing musical constituencies, most of the region's orchestras are, for now, avoiding extended works for beatboxers or electric guitarists.