Sentence examples for given that we now from inspiring English sources

Given that we now have a "pick 'n' mix coalition", will the Lib Dems cross the floor.

And rightly so, given that we now have a government openly challenging the inclusive ideals that have guided our education system for the past 40 years.

"It does seem like a glaring absence, given that we now have the Center for African American Studies, a certificate for Latin American studies, but not Asian-American studies," said Cheng.

"Given that we now have players who cost 100 million euros, you have to understand that if you want to stay at that level, you need a set-up that enables you to take that sort of situation".

After all, given that we now know Jimmy Savile had keys to the secure wards at Broadmoor, the truth will always be more grotesque than any fiction even he could engender.

"That has not been there, and I think we can play a role given that we now have career centers that have relationships with a good variety of sectors".

"Given that we can now identify promising new materials through computer modeling, the bottleneck in materials development has become figuring out how to make them," says Elsa Olivetti, the Atlantic Richfield Assistant Professor of Energy Studies in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering DMSEE).

"Given what's happened in this economy, given that we're now going into the Social Security and Medicare trust funds, we've got to review everything that we've done".

It is especially puzzling given that Obama faces tough midterms and a less-than-certain re-election — and given that we all now know someone on the unemployment line.

Even the verdict on the Hong Kong journal wasn't much help to him, given that we have now all read the good bits in it because the press were allowed to look at it during the hearing.

(Actually, given that we've now predicted its triumph here, a bet may not be such a bad idea - the Vulture has an as yet unblemished record of getting every such prediction 100% wrong).