Sentences with phrase «aware of the difficulties»

«As a recently - transitioned transgender woman who's also the CEO of a venture - backed startup, I am becoming acutely aware of the difficulty that others face in trying to establish the necessary resources needed for venture startups today.

Although managers were fully aware of the difficulties involved in attaining good mileage, it did not bother to communicate with those on the ground doing the cheating to investigate, the company said in a statement to the government.

«Having written two lengthy books on poverty in Victorian England,» Prof. Himmelfarb notes, «I am painfully aware of the difficulties and inequalities in Victorian life... class distinctions, social prejudices, abuses of authority, constraints on personal liberty, restrictions and hindrances of all sorts.

For a new and promising point of departure has been worked out by precisely those scholars who are most acutely aware of the difficulties of the previous quest.»

Steams is aware of this difficulty, but he believes to escape it by his distinction between «definite» and «actual.»

We are all very aware of the difficulties people with disabilities have.

The founding fathers as they moved from heroic acts of liberation to the constituting of liberty were aware of the difficulty of maintaining revolutionary zeal as the basis for civil responsibility.

Matthew, perhaps aware of this difficulty, has omitted the word «already», making it possible for the words to mean, «while evening was coming», and both Luke and John have understandably omitted the whole of this time reference which reduced the available time to nil, and instead have ended their versions of the burial by saying that the sabbath was then about to begin.

Thus Whitehead's thinking thereafter always had an element of tentativeness; he was painfully aware of the difficulties in discovering the final foundations of things.

But they were undoubtedly aware of the difficulties which Paul would create in Judaea were he to preach the gospel there, and for this reason he remained apart from the local churches.

Modern critics have made us aware of the difficulty of identifying in the Gospels the primitive and presumably authentic reports of Jesus» words and of the uncertainty which must attach to any particular finding even when the most expert and careful scholarship.

We have become aware of the difficulty of communicating the mythic images of the Bible, due partly to Rudolf Bultmann's theory of demythologizing, but the difficulty is more likely with the language itself.

And she is very aware of the difficulty of her task.

«I am all too aware of the difficulties the dairy sector has faced as a result of low farmgate prices over the past few years», he said.

What to Watch: These platforms are very helpful for those who are already aware of the difficulties of food loss and waste, but will these resources be targeted at those who are not yet prioritizing the issue?

But now he is expected to be lining up for the Gunners on Wednesday against his old club and he is well aware of the difficulty of the task ahead.

If anyone is aware of the difficulties that may lay ahead, it is Chapman.

I know it's certainly not like that for everyone though, and am well - aware of the difficulties that breast - feeding can present.

We are also aware of the difficulties facing not - for - profit agencies, and the temptation that financial offers from the private sector represent.

The Governor - elect is keenly aware of the difficulty and challenges related to turning the ship of state around and heading it away from the rocks of disaster to which we are headed.

«Strike action is always a last resort for teachers and they are very well aware of the difficulties that this causes for parents and pupils.

Having labored through a Ph.D. myself, I am painfully aware of the difficulties many students have in communicating openly with their advisers

Thölke, who will write her PhD dissertation about this project, is planning to include interviews in her research, but is aware of the difficulties:?

You also need to be aware of difficulties that lie ahead, especially in developing countries.

Experts in this field are well aware of the difficulties that these types of studies pose.

The LFF raised its international profile considerably in 2008 and 2009 by opening with major world premieres («Frost / Nixon» and «Fantastic Mr. Fox,» respectively), and while I'm aware of the difficulty of securing such coups, a curtain - raiser that has already been seen and critically assessed at Toronto — whatever its merits — just doesn't carry the same level of excitement.

Any film critic is aware of the difficulties it entails for a director to film with children and animals, and The Zookeeper's Wife does both, so I can respect the work done here.

The modular industry is fully aware of the difficulty in filling «space» on many schools where improvements are required - what fits - where it fits and how it fits is critical.

Not only does this make children aware of the difficulties faced by others, but teachers also have to work around the constraints this creates.»

We are aware of the difficulties encountered by a student when writing a book report.

The people who compile these records are quite aware of the difficulties)

As Benito Mussolini wrote in The Doctrine of Fascism, published in 1932, «Fascism wants man to be active and to engage in action with all his energies; it wants him to be manfully aware of the difficulties besetting him and ready to face them.

The people who do this are, generally, well aware of the difficulties.

Regarding that Forbes article, I am well aware of the difficulties that developers of innovative thin - film photovoltaics are facing due to the rapidly plummeting costs and rapidly improving efficiency of conventional silicon PV panels.

Perhaps if we had been aware of its difficulties with the FSA earlier and made that pitch it would have been acceptable.

Having been involved in supportive, social housing for a number of years, I am aware of the difficulties encountered by those who are disadvantaged when trying to deal with the legal system.

At Moore Blatch we are aware of the difficulties faced by people who have sustained a brain injury.

In reaching this conclusion, the trial judge was well aware of the difficulties that Mr. Bhasin would have in selling his business given the «almost absolute controls» that Can - Am had on enrollment directors and that it owned the «book of business».

The Law Society had intervened in the case to ensure that the court was aware of the difficulties that the LSC's decision was likely to cause.

She also credits the program with making the candidates aware of the difficulties that francophone communities face, such as accessing justice in French, and encouraging them to be involved in their communities all the time.

While at the outset it was said that pursuing debtors in this way was sometimes quicker and cheaper, creditors need to be aware of the difficulties that can arise.

We understand the paradox & interpersonal abilities needed to succeed.We are aware of the difficulties in transitioning up the leadership hierarchy and the overwhelming responsibilities required.

Parents should be made aware of any difficulties being experienced by their child in school, long before there is any question of a psychological assessment.

Services provided to adults and youth who are aware of difficulties arising out of the use of these substances.

Second parents who have been to programmes may become more aware of difficulties they have with their parenting and why.

Being aware of the difficulties that new parents face makes the adjustment period easier.

Growing up in two countries and cultures, I became immensely aware of my difficulty feeling comfortable in my own skin at a young age.

Not exact matches

Shulman recommends connecting with your employees and being aware if they are going through financial difficulties or experiencing high levels of stress, which can increase the impulse to steal.

The difficulty for the reader is softened, however, by the realization that the writer is fully aware of the burden.

If we are struck by Francesca's courteous speech, we note that she is also in the habit of blaming others for her own difficulties; if we admire Farinata's magnanimity, we also note that his soul contains no room for God; if we are wrung by Pier delle Vigne's piteous narrative, we also consider that he has totally abandoned his allegiance to God for his belief in the power of his emperor; if we are moved by Brunetto Latini's devotion to his pupil, we become aware that his view of Dante's earthly mission has little of religion in it; if we are swept up in enthusiasm for the noble vigor of Ulysses, we eventually understand that he is maniacally egotistical; if we weep for Ugolino's piteous paternal feelings, we finally understand that he, too, was centrally (and damnably) concerned with himself, even at the expense of his children.