The phrase "at every given" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something occurs at all possible instances or moments.
Example: "At every given opportunity, she made sure to express her gratitude."
Alternatives: "at every opportunity" or "at all times".
Oh, and then there was that phase in the 1990s when she wore bindis and saris at every given chance.
In an age where fashion designers are expected to step out on the red carpet alongside the people they are required to dress at every given opportunity, Philo refuses to play that game.
Sergeant said: "We have known for a long time that being able to manage your finances effectively leads to increased well-being and a better quality of life, at every given level of income.
Drink in the pubs nearest to newspaper and magazine offices at every given opportunity for the next few days and talk to every senior member of staff like you've known them for years.
Bournemouth were a shadow of their usual selves and any rhythm was disrupted by the industrious Stoke midfield pairing of Glenn Whelan and Imbula, while the visiting goalkeeper, Jack Butland, slowed proceedings down at every given opportunity.
It's the same with the internal kicking data we use - the kicking coach will evaluate at every given situation how many chases there should have been and go through the video and evaluate how many effective chases were made.
This would encourage vaccination staff to readily open a vial to immunize a child at every opportunity, given that the co-administered vaccine, OPV, is also liquid and the open vial policy applies.
There simply will be more freelance jobs of every kind at every level, giving those who want to work, but not sell their souls, more chances to follow a less traditional professional path.
A meeting of Pakistani political parties in Islamabad had adopted a rubric for peace talks with the Taliban, a slogan the Pakistanis repeated at every opportunity: "Give peace a chance".
In Brice's Cornet Man routine, Smith is all-singing, all-dancing and at every opportunity giving a knowing wink to the audience – even her backing dancers struggled to suppress giggles alongside Smith's level of cheekiness.
Chelsea struggled to keep possession as QPR harried and chased at every opportunity, giving their opponents no time on the ball.
