Sentence examples for aside given that from inspiring English sources

Another friend asked me why I didn't just set the whole Jesus thing aside, given that so much pain had been wrought in the name of Christianity over the centuries, focusing instead on just being a good person.

As an aside, given that nearly half of our participants arrived with devices that had less than 2 dB of directionality as measured in situ, we believe that audiologists may wish to actually test the directionality of a given hearing aid at the time of dispensing (a suggestion also raised by Bell et al. 2010).

But leaving that aside, and given that FAS is entirely preventable, and leaves a child with a severely compromised life, is this something we should be open to rethinking?

And, given that chance, she throws aside the blue veil of the Madonna to become wholly, gloriously human".

A payroll-tax holiday has been an idea on Mr. Obama's table for months, but he and Congressional Democrats always pushed it aside, given concerns that voters, especially older people, would see it as taking revenues that are supposed to pay for Social Security benefits.

Less than a week in office, BO swept that aside, giving the states a free hand to get tough on Detroit.

Mr. Christensen said reserves should have been set aside much earlier, given that the banks selling these loans were in position to know that underwriting standards were slipping and that forced buybacks could rise.

I set the story aside, give up.

Edward Lamson Henry's "Kept In" (1889), shows a young, dark-skinned girl in a schoolhouse, kept inside for detention and with her book cast aside — an ambiguous image given that the education of African-Americans was prohibited in many states before the Civil War.

It cannot be completely set aside in this fieldwork given that the researcher was dealing with patients known to diabetes clinics.

All of which is especially alarming given that policing aside, Maryland actually has some of the most progressive school discipline policies in the country—at least on paper.