Sentence examples for given that it would from inspiring English sources

American Apparel stressed that "no assurance can be given" that it would be successful in its refinancing strategy.

Given that, it would much prefer to keep America as its ostensible ally, not a declared enemy.

"Given that, it would seem like a natural idea to envision taxing the use of them".

But that would still be progress, given that it would reaffirm his conviction there are large unknown fauna in Australia.

Likewise, a military strike is not feasible, given that it would probably trigger a new Korean war.

Frankly, I don't see this as too likely, given that it would be very poor programming for anybody to let their HFT algorithm respond to ludicrous bids.

If Vilma is cut, his looming suspension would be even costlier than the league intended, given that it would impact his market value.

It would also plunge Chelsea back into crisis – and closer to the relegation zone – given that it would be a second successive league defeat.

Given average annual growth is around 3.1%, the 0.3% growth is particularly dreadful given that it would annualise to just 1.2%.

Critics called the amendment a poison pill, given that it would almost certainly doom the overall package's prospects of passage in the Senate, controlled by Democrats.

The company could also face antitrust scrutiny, given that it would put together the two biggest stock listings companies in the United States.