Sentence examples for given our assumptions from inspiring English sources

Given the current citywide crunch in affordable housing, given our assumptions about green goods as status symbols, it's worth wondering how the social and environmental benefits of a green building are weighed against the additional costs.

Given our assumptions about how roomy a car should be, how swiftly it should accelerate, how fast it should go, and how comfortable it should be to ride in, it is difficult to make a car much lighter than, say, the all-aluminum Taurus that will still be a vehicle most of today's consumers want to buy.

Given our assumptions (e.g. a 100-metre edge effect), the old-growth bird guild has been declining at ratios of 1.23 1.49 at Raudberga and 1.60 1.93 at Berglia relative to the reduction in the proportion of areas covered by old-growth forest stands, a significantly higher rate of decline than the one-to-one relationship expected if the loss of habitat areas had been the only effect.

Given our assumptions on the evolution of the exogenous variables, we calculate the equilibrium up to the terminal date of 2044 assuming that the equilibrium has converged to a steady state by that date.

Given our assumptions, these changes would together yield 9,300 fewer applicants to SSDI in the following 48 months, a reduction of 11.0percentt, and 6,900 fewer recipients, a reduction of 24percentt.

Then, given our assumptions, since Cain's bringing it about that E exists is necessary for some good which more than compensates for E's existence, it is consistent with God's moral perfection that God [remotely] brings it about that Cain brings it about that E exists.

And in this world (given our assumption) Emma is not a dog, since Emma does not exist there.

Thus, the remaining inequality must hold true given our assumption of monotonically increasing growth terms in combination.

This is a lower bound estimate given our assumption that total transfer income was unaffected by the fall in the rural population.

Given our assumption on fixed capital stocks, market access results are weakened by the effects of inelastic supply schedules for capital-intensive sectors.

At this point the natural projection rule settles on the conjecture that all emeralds are grue(t), which must be correct given our assumption about the possible observation sequences.