Sentence examples for given that I will from inspiring English sources

The idea that my obligation to not kill my mother gently (say for an inheritance) merely expresses an "ideal" obligation, but not an actual obligation, given that I will kill her, seems hard to swallow.

I have to say that it did put a damper on my enthusiasm for the new iPhone, though, given that I will likely have to shell out a good $100 extra just to keep using my old accessories.

When an earlier self foresees that his later self believes p, then the prediction is a reason to believe p. Bas van Fraassen (1984, 244) dubs this "the principle of reflection": I ought to believe a proposition given that I will believe it at some future time.

Ambition is completely up to you -- and, given that, I will push things.

I believe it's a given that I will overcome them, even when I know I may not be able to.

As for bread, you can get enough of that to fill your belly, by begging about the town, and letting those give that will". "I will tell Penelope," answered Ulysses, "nothing but what is strictly true.

But given that, I think we'll take it.

"Give us 5 percent of that, I'll claim success".

"If they can produce evidence of that, I'll give them a million dollars," McEnroe said.

"He's given that undertaking and I'm sure he'll honour that".

Given that motivation, I'll summarize the total survey error framework that was developed during the first two eras of survey research.