Sentence examples for given the difficult circumstances from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, if Gordon refuses to resign, then the premier has positioned the government in the best possible light, given the difficult circumstances.
Over all, the turnout was surprisingly good given the difficult circumstances; about 80percentt of voters who took part in the 2002 election cast ballots.
And given the difficult circumstances during America's boom and bust, Mr Greenspan surely did a better job than some central bankers might have done, especially his Japanese counterparts.
One of a kind India's Enron Bakrie's bounceback Empire lost Deeply uncool The enforcer Reprints Related items Steve Jobs: One of a kindJan 8th 2009That there are so many disappointing second acts is perhaps not surprising, given the difficult circumstances in which they tend to begin.
Given the difficult circumstances that childhood cancer causes for all family members, it is important to understand the consequences of the diagnosis for siblings and to develop appropriate interventions to reduce distress and promote psychological adjustment.
"The slow progress so far is not surprising given the difficult economic circumstances facing the UK, which is making it more difficult to generate tax receipts.
This year's budget to be presented on 16 March has a special significance given the difficult economic and political circumstances that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's government is grappling with.
"Given the extraordinarily difficult circumstances in Afghanistan from the last few weeks, I wonder what makes you confident that two years from now when the last troops leave it will be better than it is today," Ari Shapiro, of NPR, asked.
The difficult circumstances are a given, they're there.
