Sentence examples for all its problems from inspiring English sources

Love Uzak, for all its problems?

Congress, for all its problems, retains greater skill in building and maintaining alliances.

FOR all its problems, people are voting with their feet to live in Dixie.

At any rate Italy, for all its problems, scores high on this element of monetary prudence.

Greece, for all its problems, I say, is a remarkably beautiful country.

Yet, ironically, for all its problems (and all the industry's problems), EMI is not bust.

The report reinforced expectations that the U.S. economy, for all its problems, would continue to outpace Europe's.

And Medicaid, for all its problems, has been able to contain costs better than private health spending.

On any given day, for all its problems and lamentations, book publishing can still have a wondrous and exciting unpredictability.

On Long Island, some commuters said they hoped their sprawling train system, for all its problems, would keep its name.

Hong Kong's strength is in large part a function of mainland China's weakness, and for all its problems, Europe hardly fits that picture.