Sentence examples for though difficulties from inspiring English sources

Construction spending neared a four-year high in May, though difficulties in the commercial real estate and factory sector subdued the pace of recovery.

In most places it is now sanctioned by legislators and widely practised by doctors (though difficulties still arise if the patient is comatose and cannot say what he wants).But there is also active euthanasia the prescription or administration of drugs to someone who is not on a life-support system.

It said that it had decided not to make a binding offer because of the contractual conditions, though difficulties in financing the deal probably did not help.The lack of interest in Alitalia is not surprising, given the conditions that the buyer was required to meet.

Its lifespan ranges from 25 to 60 years, though difficulties in propagation have seen low cultivation rates.

The initial designs intended twelve 12-inch guns, though difficulties in positioning these guns led the chief constructor at one stage to propose a return to four 12-inch guns with sixteen or eighteen of 9.2 inches.

"This is for helping everybody else in the world to understand that black people and people of color are going though difficulties and they need help," 17-year-old Mission High School quarterback Niamey Harris reportedly told his teammates prior to kickoff.

That, though, poses difficulties of its own.

For now though, the difficulties for many migrants persist.

I kept injecting despite losing friends – though difficulty socializing was one of the main reasons I took drugs in the first place.

In her new book Media Moms & Digital Dads: A Fact, Not Fear Approach to Parenting in the Digital Age, Yalda discusses the importance, though difficulty, of parents to stay up to speed with their children when it comes new and ever-changing technology.

Though difficulty isn't the sole reason Traveler children drop out of secondary school, nor is it justification for all negative behavior in adulthood, this textbook example of institutional racism underlined in 2011 when the Irish government cut 86.6percentt of Traveler education funding points to the issue being slightly more complex than we think.