Sentence examples for given tensions from inspiring English sources
Now is the time to discuss strategic partnerships with these geographically pivotal countries, especially given tensions with their larger neighbors to the north and south.
In carefully guarded language, however, the commission sought to caution the new French president that the country's budgetary situation remained challenging, especially given "tensions" over sovereign debt.
Reliance on Russian titanium, thought it comes with geopolitical risks given tensions between the United States and Russia, is making the lightweight metal more economical, so Boeing uses more.
For example, given tensions in the world over intolerance and extremism, there is a particularly strong role for linking within this country and kids talking to each other around issues to do with religion and opening up that whole debate.
The market has been waiting for a big order of its Typhoon jets from Saudi Arabia, which makes up about 20 per cent of BAE's revenues, but the Swiss broker suggests that is unlikely given tensions between the UK and the Middle East superpower.
The agencies were pushing back after a hearing of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, where Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md). asked whether the commission had been consulted and whether it had raised concerns given tensions in U.S.-Saudi relations.
The wait felt eternal and by the time the goal was given, tension rising, confrontations on the touchline, far away Iran had scored.
On tube zithers common in New Guinea and Southeast Asia, the strings are sliced from the bamboo of the tube and, remaining undetached at the ends, are given tension by bridges inserted under them at each end (idiochord zither).
Early efforts to write a constitution failed, not least given tension between centralists in Buenos Aires and opposing forces elsewhere.
To calculate Δ Fknotting for a given tension, τ, we simulate systems with all κ i set to the same value, κ.
On the other hand, vibration provided reflex medullary inhibition when applied to the antagonist muscle (i.e., triceps), rising the central motor activation to achieve a given tension.
