Sentence examples for Given the misery from inspiring English sources

Given the misery another government shutdown would impose on Americans, members of Congress should be hard at work to help come up with an agreement - not hindering the process by trying to force inclusion of unrelated legislative provisions, known as policy riders, into bills that would fund the government.

Supporters of the invasion said there was still good reason to believe that Iraqis would welcome the removal of Mr. Hussein, given the misery of the country under his rule.

FARNBOROUGH, England — Given the misery of air travel these days, private jet makers may seem to have a built-in selling point, particularly among customers in the United States.

Such relentless positivity is always unrealistic, given the misery of mortality and the continuing stupidity of most of our species, but it seems especially wrong in the decade of Tony Blair, George Bush, September 11, global warming and global recession.

The weird thing - given the miseries they so enthusiastically stockpile - is that that they are not more so.

The Yankees settled into first place in their division on June 1st and were not dislodged thereafter — more of a feat than it appears, given the miseries of Jason Giambi, pathetically diminished by an intestinal parasite and then a tumor of the pituitary gland.

The Yankees settled into first place in their division on June 1st and were not dislodged thereafter more of a feat than it appears, given the miseries of Jason Giambi, pathetically diminished by an intestinal parasite and then a tumor of the pituitary gland.

Given the scale of misery that civil wars cause, even a small reduction in their number would be a colossal blessing.

It's hardly surprising, given the mayhem and misery across the Middle East, that people who know and care about the region are scratching their heads trying to explain, never mind solve, its overarching problems.

In Labour's heartlands, even given the disproportionately levied misery of austerity, the party must seek to lead these regions with a vision based upon new ambitions, not by wallowing in historic industrial decline and injustice.

White is brought back to Black's spare New York tenement, and they commence a mortal, desperate debate about the value of life and whether ending it — taking the Sunset Limited — is a valid choice given the amount of misery and alienation that can go hand in hand with everyday existence.