Sentence examples for given how small from inspiring English sources

Nobody in particular given how small the current squad is.

That most of the four men's families know one another is hardly surprising, given how small these towns are.

Given how small the Madoff firm was in the early 1970s, Mr. Kugel could be a significant witness for prosecutors as they continue their investigation.

"Given how small the area is that these cells occupy," Dr. Crum said, "they might very easily be removed or ablated by some means which could be a cost-effective way of preventing cervical cancer.

"We should be giving our fair share," says Barry Coates of Oxfam, "but of the OECD countries who signed up to allocate 0.7% of their national income towards foreign aid, New Zealand is well off the pace, giving just under 0.3%." It was no surprise, given how small Tuvalu is, to bump into Fakasoa again later in the week.

Such an advertising campaign would have the effect of pushing $15 bn per year into the market for investment gold — very possibly enough to have a significant impact on the price of gold, given how small the overall market for gold is.

This is no small promise, given how little flexibility Brazil's government has over spending (almost all goes on wages, pensions, debt payments and mandatory transfers to local government).

That's a good thing, given how active small companies are in the merger market (see chart).

But that would have been a terrible decision given how well small-cap value stocks did just two years later.

Dr. Kenneth T. Jackson, president of the New-York Histoutcal Societhatpoints out that given how much smaller the region's population was in 1904, you could argue that the General Slocum was, relatively speaking, a greater disaster than the attack that left nearly 2,900 people dead or missing at the World Trade Center.

Though, given how much smaller the Thunderbolt are than full-size USB, it is a bit more difficult to plug a cord in without looking.