Sentence examples for given the difficulties of from inspiring English sources

She was going to need a theatrical flourish or two, given the difficulties of her case.

Given the difficulties of isolating outbreaks, some countries have resorted to vaccinating poultry.

Given the difficulties of monitoring team dynamics from a distance, she said, she looked forward to seeing the data.

In fact, given the difficulties of landing a reservation, it's anyone's guess when a review might materialize.

Given the difficulties of trying to legislate for people's beliefs, the "cultural" solution sounds marginally more realistic.

"The first season seems very prudent and well judged given the difficulties of having no subsidy," says Nick Starr.

Cleanup here was always expected to be harder, given the difficulties of trying to scrape whole mountainsides clean.

It was, Mr. Probst said, a realistic appraisal, given the difficulties of transporting wind power to market when there was little transmission capacity to spare.

This study estimated total water subsidies in Spain at about €165m a year but it could be much higher, given the difficulties of quantifying these things.

Given the difficulties of transferring money and enforcing contracts, and the lack of a functioning banking system, much business in Africa worked on trust.

Given the difficulties of his youth — poor, no father and a mother who was 16 when he was born — it may be obvious why security has been paramount.