Sentence examples for but given because from inspiring English sources

They described measures such as intravenous saline, supplemental oxygen, vitamins, and painkillers as being medically unnecessary for HCR but given because patients and their families requested and expected them.

A little bit "soak the rich", true, but given cover because it has previously been championed by noted communist Michael Gove.

How many of us have tried meditation, but given up because we thought we were no good at it?

Anthrax Immune Globulin Intravenous (Human) (AIGIV) was approved for patient 1, but was not given because she had improved by the time of its arrival.

Our data suggest that a transfusion is not given for a bleeding complication, but more often given because of an Hgb threshold, as it is in other patient populations [ 24].

But all these names are given because they are safe, respectable and won't land a politician in hot water.

Information for glass jars/bottles is given because many, but not all, have metal closures (e.g. metal lids for jars).

Ms. Hunt was aware of his maneuvering, but gave into it because, she said, "I'm simply mad for dogs".

The best way to show appreciation is to not do it as a one-off or just because you want something in return but to give because you are thankful for something specific.

Nigel tried to read The Damned Utd but gave up because he was so shocked by it.

Smith had ambitions to be a professional footballer, but gave up because of a back injury.