Sentence examples for for all its difficulties from inspiring English sources

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

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.

For all its difficulties, Rhoda's was a strange and exciting presence – like a character in a novel.

Equally, for all its difficulties in getting its act together, the European Union will remain a huge global player.

Academic research suggests that people should do precisely the opposite.Still, for all its difficulties, transparency is usually better than the alternative.

GM, for all its difficulties, is still doing better than Toyota in China and sells nearly ten times as many vehicles in Brazil.

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.

But blaming business for all of its difficulties?

And for all of its difficulties, Hunters Point overlooks the porcelain blue waters of San Francisco Bay and has rousing views of the downtown office towers about five miles north.

To be certain, the department is not directly responsible for all of its difficulties in hiring black men and advancing their careers.

"It was the beginning of the liberation of Europe that helped set up a post-war world which, for all of its difficulties and problems, has been unprecedented in terms of the prosperity of humanity.