Sentence examples for given how bad from inspiring English sources

Given how bad New York lawmakers are at governing, voters need more choice, not less.

"But given how bad the environment is," he said, the results "are amazing".

Q: Given how bad the BBC's year has been, shouldn't the annual report have been more contrite?

"Given how bad the market has been of late," Mr. Ragsdale said, "I think people will take this relatively positively".

But it seems curious that given how bad things are, analysts should be consistently underestimating things like jobless claims and the drop in retail sales.

And given how bad relations are right now, it will not take much more than good sense and sensitivity to make progress.

If there is a criticism, it's that the expert twist (of the rare kind, one that provokes a disbelieving reread) draws the story to an end rather quickly, yet Hiaasen takes a further 100 pages to tie up all the loose ends: a slightly underpowered denouement, given how engaging Bad Monkey has been until to that point.

That said, big isn't necessarily bad given how much revenue comes through their partners.

There may be one or two MPs with bad credit (given how easy it is to get a bad credit rating), and no doubt a handful have been "accused" of things in their time (who hasn't?), but the rest is just fiction.

"It's not bad given how this airport normally runs".

Surely it can't be that bad, given how multicultural the university is: 28% of its students are from outside the EU, and of its home students a high proportion are drawn from BME communities.