Sentence examples for and given the tendency from inspiring English sources
And given the tendency of the ruling classes in these three to snaffle the petrodollars, it is easy to see why more exports might not mean less poverty.In all really poor countries, the formal economy is a small fraction of the whole.
And given the tendency of all of us to be afraid before we start to speak, the odds are good that we'll signal and transmit that emotion – unless we work specifically on showing up with one of the others.
And given the tendency of some private plans to "cherry pick" the healthiest patients, "there is no way to say" that head-to-head competition between Medicare and private plans "will not produce a death spiral" for traditional Medicare in some parts of the country, he added.
In this context and given the current tendency to apply the t-test, identifying the most efficient approach in practice remains crucial.
Due to the difference in dilution factor between the pilot (1 2) and the replication study (1 4), and given the apparent tendency for protein loss to be concentration dependent, results may not be directly comparable between the two studies.
Again, this is interesting in the context of the slight rising nature of the Thai high (45) tone, and given the parallel tendency of the Mandarin and Cantonese groups to map the Thai high tone to a rising tone in their native inventories.
First, the efficiency of expressing and assembling Cas9 sgRNA complexes from plasmids is not known and may be low given the tendency of C. elegans germ cells to silence foreign DNA (Kelly et al. 1997).
Participant numbers is a consistent limitation to study quality within the COSMIN protocols and may benefit further consideration given the tendency for sports medicine and science research to have relatively small participant groups.
Castlight developed a healthcare management suite to enable employers to provide their workers with more reliable cost and quality information, which is essential given the tendency for tests and procedures to fluctuate wildly on these terms — even among practices that are geographically proximate to each other.
There lies the explanation for all the "prudence" and clandestine attempts at redistribution – although, given the tendency of globalised capitalism to widen the gap between rich and poor, it was often a case of preventing the gap becoming worse rather than actually narrowing it.
Even when the city is not legible as a subject in a work's appearance – and this is often the case, given the tendency towards abstract art in Dakar – the work shows a profusion of claims to it.
