The phrase "given the argument" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a condition or circumstance that is being considered in a sentence. Here is an example: "Given the argument presented by the defense lawyer, the jury was left with no choice but to acquit the defendant."
More than three times as many adults — 72percentt — opposed such programs given the argument that they represent discrimination against whites.
I suppose, given the argument over torture we've gone through for the past nine years, I sort of get the gist.
Did the soul exist before our bodies?" but rather, "Is the soul immortal?" And so, having now given the argument from recollection, Plato envisions two of Socrates' disciples, Simmias and Cebes, responding, objecting, by saying, "Look, even if the soul existed before birth, it doesn't follow that it exists after death.
This is somewhat surprising given the argument above.
It seems not, given the argument of 75.4 that Socrates is not identical to his soul.
Although a measurement model did not pass the second test for discriminant validity, it was still deemed valid, given the argument that multidimensional constructs by nature are difficult to establish for discriminant validity (Mathwick et al. 2001).
Given the arguments raging in the US, the piece has topicality.
It's hard to see this as a valid option given the arguments for leaving revolve around immigration, cost and sovereignty".
First we convert the pixel coordinates (1,1) and (40,20) to physical coordinates via the apply method; by construction we would expect these to map to (40,10) and (60,20) given the arguments to the imextent call.
Furthermore, one may question why these four particular combinations should be the optimal way to categorize embodied learning research given the arguments we presented earlier.
