Sentence examples for given that it demands from inspiring English sources
I am calling the view 'deflationary nominalism' given that it demands very minimal commitments to make sense of mathematics (Azzouni 2004), it advances a deflationary view of truth (Azzouni 2004, 2006), and advocates a direct formulation of mathematical theories, without requiring that they be reconstructed or rewritten (Azzouni 1994, 2004).
This significance is notable given that it is the demand generation activity with the lowest reported exposure (22%).
I clocked a cold boot to KDE Neon's desktop at 59 seconds, but it's forgivable given that it's a fairly demanding OS and this is quite meager hardware.
It's telling that the PC release of such a bland-looking RPG has set so many hearts aflutter those who give Dragon's Dogma the time that it demands uniformly find themselves very richly rewarded.
But it may be that the price of reciprocity with militant Islam is unacceptable, given that it now seems to involve a demand that Christians recast Islam's jihadist past and its particularly bloody present into something spiritually savory.
iPhone This is US-only, given that it's an on-demand TV app from cable firm Comcast.
The kingdom might get to 12m barrels a day given 10 years, but before then – perhaps as early as 2012 – global production would have hit the highest level it ever will, and given that demand won't be abating by then given levels of economic growth in China and India, the oil price will soar.
Given that demand, the company decided to cut it out with the request form and simply open the app across the whole of the United States.
Given that demand is often highest in university areas, where tenancies change frequently, it is hard to see how landlords won't just use this to get around the new law.
Given that demand for health care is almost infinite, while budgets are sadly finite, it makes sense to start by spending money on interventions that save a lot of lives, cheaply.
But any program based on austerity, whatever the mix of spending cuts and tax increases, would have been folly given that demand in the private sector had disappeared.
