Sentence examples for given its provenance from inspiring English sources

Given its provenance and history, it is hardly surprising that the corporate governance community seems (and probably is) biased against management and in favor of activist investors, particularly when the activists embrace corporate governance reform as part of their campaigns against management.

One source put the sculpture's value at £600,000, but the British Museum said it is "without value, given its provenance".

But this particular volume, given its provenance and disturbing historical resonances, may be worth the price.

Given its provenance, we expect a patchwork — like the battered old spacecraft in "Star Wars" — not the gleaming computer-generated steel plate that we get.

This crystal skull is a hater!" Alpha House Critic, 2; Amazon users, 4 The biggest disappointment among the pilots, given its provenance, "Alpha House" was written by Garry Trudeau, who did political satire much better 25 years ago in "Tanner '88".

Given its provenance, I was immediately suspicious of claims made in one, which detailed Palin's supposed penchant for book banning.

Given its folkloric provenance, stronger results in Germany ($683K and Austriaa ($423K) might have been nice.

Given its transnational provenance – its Anglo-German source novel adapted by a British-Bengali screenwriter, its Australian director and its bleak Nazi-era subject matter – I'm reluctant to dub Lore a straightforwardly German movie.

Ann Harakawa, a principal in the Two Twelve Associates design firm, whose office at 90 West Street was destroyed on 9/11, said the typeface was simple, legible and, given its New York provenance, very apt.

What resulted is called kamelen ngoni ("youth ngoni") music, which sounds a lot like funk played on an acoustic bass, and even given its "for the masses" provenance is still fantastic and interesting music.

Ironically (or maybe not, given his provenance), it is Amar who struggles to press his own experience onto paper.