Sentence examples for difficult regardless from inspiring English sources
Another Republican, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, said bringing about change would be difficult, regardless of the friendly optimism that prevailed at the breakfast session.
And sadly the truth is most Americans are likely to find that their finances remain difficult, regardless of who moves into the White House in November.
While organizational change can be difficult, regardless of the circumstances, it can be particularly challenging to create change in organizations that have long-standing histories and deeply embedded cultural norms, beliefs, and assumptions.
Too many consumers value the consistency, affordability, and "comfort factor" of these foods, so replacing them is likely going to be very difficult regardless of how much time passes.
Getting insight regarding the robustness of the SensApp services in such topologies is critical and difficult, regardless of the approach chosen: graph theory metrics or full-fledge architectural evaluation.
People may say that they lacked a player with the magic to unlock Wales, but the hosts made it very difficult regardless of who Ireland had in their ranks.
It's a difficult decision, regardless of the season.
It plays to 6,134 yards from the par-70 championship tees and is a difficult test regardless of how modern your equipment is.
A spokesman for Mr. Bieber said, "Justin welcomes the chance to meet with kids facing difficult circumstances, regardless of their background, and in fact, he had already invited children from the Sderot area," referring to the Israeli town near the Gaza border, to attend his concert in Tel Aviv on Thursday.
We believe that police officers should act professionally, under incredibly difficult circumstances, regardless of a suspect's race.
It is a day for the LGBTQ folks, both "in" and "out" to acknowledge our personal growth, show gratitude to our allies, and encourage those who have not yet been able to make this important but difficult acknowledgment, regardless of the audience.
