Sentence examples for a given in a from inspiring English sources

The rooms are fantastic although that's pretty much a given in a high-end Hong Kong hotel.

"The other thing that's a given in a dynamic system," Durvasula says, "is that the parasite will develop a resistance to whatever you throw at it".

Terms such as "team builder" and "strong collaborator" emerged frequently in descriptions of Rutter by those who know her — again, not a given in a field known for diva-like behavior.

In truth, those who think that more council properties should be built, and that stable secure council homes should be a given in a civilised society, are not necessarily opposed to home ownership.

In many ways, the convenience store's evolution was a given in a country like Indonesia, where the penchant for hanging out runs so deep that there is a word for sitting, talking and generally doing nothing: nongkrong.

His political survival is hardly a given in a village in which, in the 2012 presidential elections, 23 percent of the vote went to the National Front, a far-right party that opposed the marriage bill.

Brevity is a given in an article about presentations that last precisely 2, 5, or 10 minutes.

Land and hurting yourself is an almost a given in the beginning.

At a party given in a palatial ski lodge the hostesses offer tissues.

She told an interviewer, "There is a promise given in a vocation that is beyond anything in your wildest dreams.

A numerical example is given, in a case where the exact solution is known.