Sentence examples for clearly given that from inspiring English sources

Clearly, given that the services of 36 subeditors are no longer required, he believes that subs are expendable.

Of course, it is difficult to discern this or anything else clearly, given that the plot itself is so chaotic.

But when asked about the project's prospects, Matt Anderson, a spokesman for the Division of the Budget, said in an interview, "Clearly, given that we are facing the largest budget cuts in state history, many tough choices among competing priorities will need to be made".

And she's clearly given that a go; on a page that repeats her name so often that it sounds like a feverish incantation, it reveals that her favourite composition is "Canon in D Major by the 17th Century German composer Johann Pachelbel" amongst many, many other things.

Clearly, given that the utilitarian focus is on welfare as the good in human life, a utilitarian conception of the social minimum will be welfarist in kind: the social minimum will be seen as the bundle of resources necessary to ensure a life with a minimally acceptable level of happiness or desire-satisfaction.

Clearly, given that patients usually die soon after ventilator withdrawal, most Greek physicians see ventilator support as the ultimate tool in life support, which cannot be withdrawn without taking personal responsibility for the death of a patient.

Clearly that neighbor next door's 2nd amendment right to own means to kill 100 persons per minute while simultaneously being unable to distinguish the threats against himself, to calmly and clearly fend off those threats at a rate of 100 per minute, clearly gives that neighbor an irrational veto power over your right to life, over your safety.

The atheist contends that God and evil are incompatible, and given that evil clearly exists, God cannot exist.

No argument has yet been given that would clearly polarize the transition in the opposite direction.

This is unexpected given that DBD clearly binds these dsDNA substrates, and presumably with higher affinity than for RND.

But the Tories have now clearly given warning that they intend to be radical.