Sentence examples for in light of difficulties from inspiring English sources

Experience, after all, might mislead us, as it (perhaps) misled Putnam when he suggested revising logic in light of difficulties in quantum mechanics, or suggested revising "cats are animals," were we to discover the things were robots.

European leaders of the G-20, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and French President Nicolas Sarkozy, reportedly proposed increasing the $250 billion in resources already dedicated to crisis management to $500 billion at a meeting in Berlin, in light of difficulties recapitalizing banks in Central and Eastern Europe.

The numbers came as a bit of a surprise — and relief — to New Jersey lawmakers, particularly in light of the difficulties that other states are facing.

In light of these difficulties, the school superintendent, John Sonedecker, announced his intention to re-examine all of the district's magnet programs, including the gifted program.

"You want to understand all the threads, the whole story, and position a student's accomplishments in light of the difficulties they've faced.

In light of the difficulties, our political leaders have preferred to punt on the issue, hoping it doesn't have to be decided on their watch.

Mr. Diamond acknowledged the dead and dying in the earnings release, noting that "we are especially pleased with our ability to maintain consistently strong operating momentum in light of the difficulties being experienced in the online sector".

In light of the difficulties faced by those interning for long periods, as Tanya references, we may be better focusing on why, after interning, they haven't gained enough quality experience to find a permanent position.

In light of the difficulties faced by realist theories of perception some philosophers, so-called phenomenalists, proposed a completely different way of analyzing the relationship between perception and knowledge.

In light of these difficulties, let's focus on the one source of annuities that is fully inflation protected, is fairly priced, and, because it is run by the government, is reasonably safe: Social Security benefits.

It is obvious that in light of the difficulties our schools are facing in tackling bullying, drug abuse, alarming rates of truancy, gang culture, knife and even gun crimes, and teacher abuse; the niqab certainly does not merit the Department for Education's attention nor subsequent front page headlines in the news.