Sentence examples for a given at the from inspiring English sources

"Everything returns to order... the moderate faction manages to control its extremists, which is far from a given at the moment".

Secondly, winning the fourth consecutive championship had been more or less a given at the outset, a procession that made the sudden eruption of joy all the more unexpected.

This is an extract from a talk given at the British Library.

This is an edited version of a lecture given at the Why Humanities? conference, organised by the Birkbeck Institute for the Humanities.

This is an edited version of a speech given at the Royal Philharmonic Society music awards in London on 10 May.

A tribute given at the conference to the late Robert Shope, a distinguished arbovirologist, has appeared in the journal (1 ).

The cleric, Ayatollah Muhammad al-Yacoubi, denounced the ambassador, Zalmay Khalilzad, at a sermon given at the mosques of his followers.

At a reception given at the Waldorf, P. E. Lakin, vice-president, said that the term "grease-monkey" is as dead as the dodo.

In September 2006, Pope Benedict XVI provoked outrage in the Muslim world with a speech given at the University of Regensburg in Germany.

In a presentation given at the British Science Festival here last week, Monaghan talked about his efforts to answer this question.

This post is adapted from a speech given at the American Council on Education meeting in San Diego, Calif .on March 11 , 2014