Sentence examples similar to disregarding the difficulty from inspiring English sources
Not disregarding the sorrows and difficulties of many adoptive parents, adoption is often a tough outcome for two of the three parties involved in this precious and vulnerable process of "human exchange".
"It is difficult, of course, in contemplating the possibility of a female President of the United States, to disregard the physiological difficulties which stand in the way of such an Executive," a New York newspaper remarked in 1872, when Victoria Woodhull became the first woman to run for the office.
The law finds no difficulty in disregarding the corporate fiction whenever that is deemed necessary to attain a just result.
Thus disregarding the social dimension of bargaining.
Disregarding the type-token distinction.
We are disregarding the epithet alva.
He said, too, that critics who suggest encouraging poor families to simply eat fruits and vegetables that contain beta carotene disregard the expense and logistical difficulties that would thwart such efforts.
Cost utility was disregarded due to the difficulty in measuring non-health benefits, dis-benefits and the psychological health benefits with relatively insensitive utility measures such as the EuroQol EQ-5D (EuroQol Group, 1990).
Due to computational difficulty, existing methods either handle only small pedigree data or disregard the pedigree structure.
Argentina disregarded the rulings.
