Sentence examples similar to given that degree of aid from inspiring English sources

"In other cases I have seen doors blocked up to give people that degree of privacy".

This is not surprising, given that grooming and aid in agonistic interactions are patterned by degree of kinship in some macaque species [23], [37].

The withholding of aid is especially key, given that 40percentt of Rwanda's budget depends on foreign aid and the US is second only to the UK in the amount of aid sent to Rwanda.

The problem, of course, is that aiding and abetting liability extends beyond persons who engage, even indirectly, in a proscribed activity; aiding and abetting liability reaches persons who do not engage in the proscribed activities at all, but who give a degree of aid to those who do.

However, given that there was a significant increase in the ability to accurately recognise an eating disorder, that knowledge of effective first aid strategies significantly increased, and there was no increase in social distance, it appears unlikely that the intervention would not influence contact to some degree.

You don't often see that degree of attention given to engineers".

And that given time the commitment of aid produces palpable achievements - like a million literate future mothers".

Western aid agencies recently gave warning that with $300m of aid pledged to eradicating poppies, but only $120m to secure alternative livelihoods, such promises were unrealistic.

That degree of radiation is not consequential".

Only cement filling gives a degree of mechanical strength that is sufficient for immediate weight bearing.

That engagement has given it some degree of the benefit of the doubt.