Sentence examples for happy regarding from inspiring English sources

Northern Ireland is more tricky – but, in theory, should no one come up with a decent plan that keeps both Irelands happy regarding the border there could be calls for independence there.

"That 10 points were stolen from our contestant during the Eurovision 2013 contest does not make us happy regarding the organisation of the event," Lavrov said during a joint press conference with his Azerbaijani counterpart, Elmar Mammadyarov.

For example, one might hold that a person is happy at a time just in case she is satisfied with how her life is going at that time, and happy regarding her life as a whole up to now to the degree she is satisfied with how her life has gone as a whole up to now.

While there is plenty to be happy about regarding Apple's rise in market share, there's plenty to be afraid of.

Jaimie: "I feel like Sera should be in a tampon commercial in this ensemble, like, 'You can even wear skin-tight, all-white on national TV.'" Chelsey: "NO LEAKAGE!!" Speaking of looks, Geoff finds a happy medium regarding his eyewear: non-tinted frames.

December's League One Manager of the Month gong is a happier pointer regarding Adkins' talents.

Endurantists are in a happier position regarding permanent coincidence: whatever solution they have adopted in response to temporary coincidence will also handle permanent coincidence (although adjustments are necessary in some cases).

Freshly snatched from China's orbit, Myanmar has been reconnected to a steady flow of aid and investment from Western countries whose governments are happy to regard it as a rare and precious example of political and economic development gone right.Losing 9m people overnight has a nice side-effect or two.

But plenty of economists are happy to regard a merely small fall, in today's gloomy climate, as a reason for optimism.In this section Not yet time for the champagne The Golden State turns brown Crashing to earth Brave new world (perhaps) Consumers to the rescue?

Often mathematicians are happy to regard two presentations as presenting the same proof if the central idea is the same in both cases.

This involves taking on an ontology that is larger than we ordinarily recognise, but that is not uncongenial to the perdurance theorist, who is happy to regard any, however spatiotemporally disconnected, region as containing a physical object (Quine 1960 171).