Sentence examples for given baggage from inspiring English sources

Current aviation security models created to address this threat are descriptive rather than prescriptive; they evaluate a given baggage screening strategy rather than identify optimal baggage screening strategies.

In only two weeks of the Bean Safe program, the warnings to sweets ratio changed from 75% of passengers being given baggage tags to 80% of passengers getting jelly beans.

Ironically, it's Archie himself who's given the baggage in his family life.

"Given the baggage that Smithee has now, the question is whether his name will ever be agreeable again". Many suspect that the answer is no.

Given all that baggage, what keeps vampires so alluring?

I will serve as long as the people want me to serve". Given all that baggage, he started the 2014 midterms at a tremendous disadvantage.

Given all my "baggage", I found the 2014 Golden Globes red carpet especially fascinating because, unusually, there was a great deal of red.

The Cal coaching staff's main concern was to give her as normal a college experience as possible given that her baggage includes five Olympic medals, nearly 372,000 Twitter followers and one unofficial acting credit with Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn.

Given all the baggage he is carrying, that still seems highly unlikely — indeed, some polling experts reckon it is virtually out of the question given the polarization of the electorate.

Much of it can be attributed to Anthems for Doomed Youth, a comeback album that really could have gone either way, given the emotional baggage and stalled solo careers of Doherty and his co-frontman Carl Barât.

"Given the historical baggage that 'imperialism' carries, there's no need for the U.S. government to embrace the term," Max Boot, author of "These Savage Wars of Peace" (Basic Books), wrote this week in USA Today.