Sentence examples for all a given from inspiring English sources

Even after Mr. Berlusconi did step down, the idea of replacing his cabinet with a technocratic government was not at all a given.

The nineteen-nineties were a cynical time for New York City — the humorless, clenched-jaw Giuliani days when it wasn't at all a given that things would work out.

Should the Sox hold on, not at all a given considering how difficult the St Louis Cardinals are to finish off, fans might not point out a big hit or key play as the turning point of the series.

Now, they are all a given.

It is, after all, a given that there are no more militias (which are now the National Guard) in this country except those made up of terrorists who would just as soon menace your community as ours -- and the potential need for protection is clearly the reason our founders wrote the Second Amendment.

Death is after all a given and not a medical failure, I believe that passionately…but my colleagues have struggled with this often".

Class, after all, is a given.

But a last-place finish was all but a given.

for all and a given.

Contentious confirmation hearings are all but a given.

Subsidies may be directed at all farmers of a given crop, or all producers in a given industry.