Sentence examples for given that work from inspiring English sources

Parenthetically, the writer notes that "given that work on this was not even due to begin until November 2012, some skepticism is in order".

Why should there be so many men staying abroad and so few women, given that work, study, travel and marriage in foreign countries attract both sexes more or less equally?

Both set up ideas of wholeness, division and the preservation or restoration of value, though given that Work No 149 is a piece of black paper, its actual value is ambiguous: one cannot say whether it is already whole or still awaiting restoration (though its dimensions - half the size of A4 - give some clue).

The overall dissatisfaction among the cohort surveyed is disconcerting, given that work satisfaction is positively correlated to increased absenteeism [ 6] and turnover [ 2- 5], nurse morale and health [ 21, 20], productivity [ 9] and clinical outcomes [ 3, 14- 16].

28 Given that work sustainability without sickness absence recurrence seems to be a preference of workers and employees and there are potential costs related to reintegration and accommodation, it may be important to consider the number of episodes (ie, recurrence rates) as well as total number of absence days alone.

The spokesman also suggested that the island's authorities ought to know which side their bread was buttered – given that work by gardeners and construction men was vital for the manicured resort's impeccable appearance.

Given that working memory is reliably associated with event segmentation ability, targeting these executive function skills may improve event memory.

He described the process, one student recalled, as "building the text, letter by letter, word by word, line by line," until the printer "inhabits the work, gives that work a home".

Given that that works out to $120 per year, that's no chump change.

Given that scientific work is not finished until it is published, the paper is an integral part of the work.

Given that his work is so smooth and polished, he is remarkably unsmooth himself.