Sentence examples for given one small from inspiring English sources

The CBI was given one small boost when Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, which has close links to the North Sea oil and engineering industries, said that while it did not approve of the decision to register as a no campaign, it saw no reason to resign.

I had to give one small child mouth-to-mouth respiration and bring her hack to life.

There were many highs and lows: at one point I made a ridiculous mistake, under pressure, which was to give one small Westminster store exclusive local rights to sell a board game we'd created.

At the US conventions, to give one small example, the Washington Post, the Atlantic and Politico were paid by the American Petroleum Institute to host a series of discussions, at which climate science deniers were represented.

He gave one small girl an extra chance to feel great.

Growing up in Houston, he was given one of the smallest nicknames on the block -- 'Te, short for Dante.

I feel sorry for any child who got given one of me – this small, Indian penguin".

Then he gave one a small land snail.

Mr. MacLeish said Bishop Dupre sent letters to the men and gave one a "small amount" of money for therapy.

Usually Indians give one another small gifts during Diwali – brightly packed boxes of nuts and sweets, as well as cash and clothing.

In the cases where biases affected by systematic errors are adequately reduced, the variances of random errors estimated by WLL become roughly equal to the given one, but those estimated by WLSQ are much smaller than the given one.