Sentence examples for considering the troubled from inspiring English sources

Considering the troubled history of the region, the asymmetric relationship between the countries and level of mistrust, it is quite difficult to address the water shortage of whole region through bilateral arrangement.

This success is all the more remarkable considering the troubles that regularly seem to engulf the company.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet On its face, the CPAC straw poll would seem to be the more important win for Romney, considering the trouble he's had getting conservatives enthusiastic about his candidacy in this cycle.

On its face, the CPAC straw poll would seem to be the more important win for Romney, considering the trouble he's had getting conservatives enthusiastic about his candidacy in this cycle.

He scored 61 from 57 balls and made mincemeat of Phil Tufnell, which was to become faintly ironic in retrospect considering the trouble he was to have with left-arm spinners down the years.

Consider the trouble it caused for one global company.

"Of course it upsets me," he said, "but I must consider the trouble it would bring to my neighbors".

Before dismissing the idea, the developers might consider the troubles Lincoln Center had when it opened in the mid-1960's.

Consider the trouble that O'Reilly encountered last year for his history of embellishing or lying or telling many falsehoods about his long-ago reportorial exploits in various danger zones.

If you think it's too much trouble to get a permit to renovate your home, you might want to consider the trouble you will have if you get caught without one.

The first, and salutary, merit of the book is to get writers and artists to consider the circumstances that make it possible to make a living around a lifelong passion and to consider the troubles of those who aren't doing so now.