Sentence examples for be given a genuine from inspiring English sources

Matt Prior will surely be back, while Gary Ballance, Scott Borthwick, Jonny Bairstow and – if he can be effectively rebooted – Steven Finn will all expect to be given a genuine chance to flower in the next two to three years.

In addition, Haitian civil society must be given a genuine say in how the government spends the payments it receives from the mining industry – and how those payments are distributed across the country, taking into account which communities are most affected by mining activities.

If they were given a genuine choice in the matter, the answers might very well prove repugnant.

The director of the center, Slobodanka Nedovic, was given a genuine ballot already filled out for Mr. Milosevic.

"This is a great day for Target and for shareholders generally," he said — because this was one of the few times that shareholders have been given a genuine choice for the board.

They had posters outside advertising tickets against Carlisle, Accrington Stanley and Newport County, yet Liverpool were given a genuine fright by a club with a player in attack known as "Beast" and a queue of officials getting their pre-match grub in the greasy spoon, Fat Boy's, just round the corner.

At the patient level, better nutritional care can be obtained if the patients are given a genuine opportunity to choose between diets.

They found it refreshing that they weren't being given a hard sell, but genuine opinions.

In MCA, each and every criterion is given a weightage to represent its genuine importance (Chow and Sadler 2010).

When they are given a chance to take part in genuine elections as, lately, the Lebanese were Arabs have no difficulty understanding what is at stake and they turn out to vote in large numbers.

According to Bernstein Bernsteinn 1905a, p. 449), an infinite sequence (or an infinite set) must be given by a genuine rule.