Sentence examples for Given the trouble from inspiring English sources
Given the trouble that followed, those players seem almost glad the team is moving.
Given the trouble that the animals have unwrapping their presents, how did they wrap them?
Given the trouble the EU had introducing even a watered-down savings directive, broader tax co-ordination seems out of the question for now.
Given the trouble that President Obama is already having getting parts of his agenda through a Congress controlled by his own party — Democrats have big majorities in the Senate and the House — it's hard to imagine him successfully making substantive changes to the Roth.
Given the trouble Google had with its subsequent deal with Yahoo, you might have a little more respect for Ballmer's counting of the cards in the first phase.
Given the trouble brewing overseas and the tepid economic outlook, its easy to argue that the stock marketup 11.5% year to datehas gotten ahead of itself.
The change at Opel was somewhat expected given the troubles G.M. is experiencing in Europe.
Where would they go, given the troubles in the financial industry?
Given the troubles that enveloped Roethlisberger and the franchise, the Steelers have had to tread carefully around him.
A three- or four-point lead, as in the state polls, is obviously no guarantee given the troubles in the economy, but it is a more substantive advantage.
Given the troubles facing the financial world — Europe's woes, the stagnant American economy — management said the firm was doing well.
