Sentence examples for given that the margin from inspiring English sources

If this is not the case, they must first of all do everything not to conceive, and if they do conceive (given that the margin for unpredictability continues to be high) abortion is not only a sad necessity, but a highly moral decision to be taken with full freedom of conscience.

Thereafter, in front of a raucous and partisan crowd and given that the margins between big fish and small fry are narrowing, anything might be possible.

That's a spectacular return, given that the average margin at hospitals across the state is a meager 0.8 percent.

However, in some applications, one can compromise the number of computations given that the improvement margin in quality is considerable.

This is a reasonable compromise, given that the intensive margin explains around 77% of the year-by-year variation in exports in Spain (de Lucio et al. 2011).

Given that the gingival margin's physiological position may be 0.5 to 2.0 mm coronal to the cemento-enamel junction [7, 8], the reference point for clinical recession is obscured by the gingiva itself.

Apple should make much more money on this particular SKU, however, given that generally its profit margins increase as storage capacity goes up on iOS devices.

A Quinnipiac University poll of 1,472 likely voters that was released on Tuesday showed that Ms. McMahon was favored by 49 percent and Mr. Murphy by 46 percent, essentially tied, given that the poll's margin of sampling error was plus or minus three percentage points.

Given that the typical profit margin for a health insurance plan is under 5%, there isn't much fat on the bone.

Given that these margins of error are all below 5% at the 95% confidence level, the sample size of 1000 LSM test scenarios was considered sufficiently large.

Given that the Supreme Court's current margin of support for fundamental abortion rights is 6 to 3, the court is likely to agree that the Nebraska law is unconstitutional.