Sentence examples for given issues with from inspiring English sources

Analysts say that if the larger Hong Kong exchange had been chosen then there might have been more focus on the relative failure of Premier League clubs to crack China, given issues with piracy and the march of the NBA.

To the extent that comprehensive data about workplace harassment exist which they only sort of do, given issues with reporting it has emerged as a problem of mustard-gas pervasiveness.

Some unicorns will struggle under the weight of their current valuations given issues with either their business model or their governance headwinds.

Given issues with censoring, the best way to show these results is to use hazard models that control for compositional effects such as mother's age and period of first birth.

Given issues with recall of health history, 21 a health card dummy variable (ie, a variable that equals 1 if the mother can produce the health card for the particular child at the time of interview) was included in all analyses to proxy for ability to recall correctly.

84 The aim is to increase reach and, if successful, provide face-to-face study days to complete follow-up measures to retain participants given issues of retention with people living with serious mental illness in research studies.

If ever a commentator on a given issue is freighted with prescribed points of view the New York Times' reporter Jad Mouawad would be a standout candidate for the oil patch's "golden goose" award for espousing the preprogrammed pieties that are wont to make us continue our soporific acceptance of the greatest heist, and transfer of wealth in human history.

Like school, "Thirtysomething" felt urgently essential and yet confusing — always the signs that a given issue had to do with America and the fact that I was an immigrant — and every week I tuned in hoping to learn how to talk the adult talk and maybe soon walk the adult walk.

As one of the thousands of posh dogsbodies propping up the liberal establishment, I was often asked what young people were thinking on any given issue, as if I, with my Oxford degree and nice rounded vowels, somehow represented everyone under 35.

Past experience tells us that, on every given issue, someone eventually came up with a new argument.

Given the issues with this case, they may decide it isn't worth it.