Sentence examples for given that the problem from inspiring English sources

Too little, too late, said Ben Green, a co-chairman of the Christopher Street Preservation Alliance, given that the problem in the station layout was recognized long before Sept. 11.

Spain's IBEX rose 2.2%, while the Italian FTSE MIB is up 2.3% Michael Hewson of CMC Markets, though, advises caution: It remains unclear whether these new actions will be any more successful than previous ones given that the problem is not a lack of credit, but a lack of demand, notwithstanding the inflationary risks more QE will have on food and fuel prices.

People allergic to Brazil nuts were also found to be allergic to the modified beans.This hardly seems a strong argument against genetic engineering, given that the problem was detected by tests on the new beans' safety long before they might have reached the market.

The problem must be as old as Greek mathematics, given that the problem marks a transition from Egyptian to Greek style mathematics.

Given that the problem is NP-hard, we propose an iterative SPT LPT SPT heuristic and a bicriteria genetic algorithm for the problem.

Given that the problem of justification has taken center stage, the second aspect of contemporary social contract thinking appears to fall into place: its reliance on models of hypothetical agreement.

Given that the problems on the innovative jets occurred just nine days apart, it is crucial for investigators to determine whether they started in a similar manner.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn said he recognized that the monetary fund would be largely a bystander in this crisis, given that the problems began in the United States and remain largely a domestic banking issue.

In addition, given that the problems experienced by patients with head and neck cancer may not be fully addressed by the EORTC QLQ-C30, the EORTC Head and Neck module, the EORTC QLQ-H&N35, with 35 items specifically developed for head and neck patients in cancer clinical trials, was included (Bjordal et al, 2000).

Given that problem, was the Sun wise to charge for access to its website?

Given that problems are always the fault of others, covering them up is easily justified.