Sentence examples for all its difficulties from inspiring English sources

With all its difficulties the bridge remained in service 32 years, until 1897 when it was dismantled.

Instead, the media should demand for social care the same political priority as the NHS and run stories about the many pioneering community-based initiatives emerging from social care – despite all its difficulties.

"Learning Wolpe requires long and careful consideration, yet with all its difficulties, it still has to be carefree".

For all its difficulties and dangers, it sounds like a pretty good way to spend a lifetime.

Mindfulness meditation, for example, is a way of "being with" the human condition (and all its difficulties) without reacting against it – its power in dealing with health problems lies in changing our relationship to those issues, rather than in getting rid of them.

But for all its difficulties, Parks' system has a key point in its favor: It has realized important aspects of the vision for the LAPD spelled out in the 1991 Christopher Commission report.

And for all its difficulty, despite the fact it was rejected by publishers 55 times, and unlike many less fortunate books, Wittgenstein's Mistress has never gone out of print.

Creating an exception to allow apportionment in violation of Illinois Brick would make little sense when, in light of all its difficulty, its practical significance is so diminished.

Moreover, creating an exception in such cases would make little sense when, in light of all its difficulty, its practical significance is diminished by the fact that some States require utilities to pass on at least some of the recovery obtained in a § 4 suit to their customers.

"I Wear the Black Hat" is not his best book, but in considering it we should remember the young person, probably not a reader of The New York Times, to whom its haphazardness, its occasional pointlessness and above all its difficulty keeping a straight face will come as sweet, sweet relief.

"With all its ambiguities and difficulties, the photographic brave new world is better than its predecessor," Professor Zimring said.