Sentence examples for given that nothing from inspiring English sources

It was a given that nothing good would become of the Djalili kids.

Given that nothing hinges on the result there, who cares? 3.12pm: It's all go.

Can we also claim to have invented the object, given that nothing else will be quite like it?

Given his history, given that nothing inspires him to improve as much as falling short of his own high standards, so should everyone else.

"We have serious concerns that our previous e-book policy... if left unchanged, would undermine the emerging e-book ecosystem," explained a HarperCollins executive – a nonsensical statement given that nothing is more likely to undermine it than the idea that purchase of an e-book will include buying inbuilt obsolescence.

Given that nothing had been proved and little had been resolved, even though much had been supposed, Victorians, squeamish, but with eggs on their minds, promoted the stork myth, which led to a lot of children knowing less than they needed to know, especially when people moved to the city and kids missed out on the chance to watch animals... sneezing.

"We're not going to give that 10percentt up for nothing," said Tony Hay, a Republican legislator.

Many in the industry find that disturbing, given that almost nothing nasty happened in the markets.

Labinjoh said the arrest of the Space Hijackers was "utterly ridiculous" given that they looked nothing like real police officers.

More incongruous is Saif's decision to "retire", given that he has nothing to officially retire from.

But it's hardly the place of the Republicans to object now, given that they said nothing when one of their primary candidates, Herman Cain, stewed in slavery metaphors.