Sentence examples for given the arithmetic from inspiring English sources

Given the arithmetic, Mr Cameron is more likely to try to run a minority government.

"A 'yes' vote in Greece would have condemned the country to years more of suffering under policies that haven't worked and, in fact, given the arithmetic, can't work: austerity probably shrinks the economy faster than it reduces debt, so that all the suffering serves no purpose," Krugman wrote.

It is possible that, given the arithmetic word problems, verbalization was present already to a high degree, so that individual differences no longer played a role.

Moreover, given the arithmetic traits of ANN and decision tree models, the choice of predictive models could be performed depending on different research emphasis; or the two models could be used in combination.

The final row of Table 3 gives the arithmetic means of the RMS vector field differences of i,j R of model i from the other models j confirm that A, B, E, and F have the smallest (_{i}!,overline {R}).

To reverse the hypothesis, how would the 48% react if they eventually conclude that Labour could have stopped this act of collective self-harm – and given the parliamentary arithmetic, and the number of anti-Brexit Tory rebels, they most certainly could stop it – and yet chose not to?

"Given the parliamentary arithmetic and the numbers of parliamentarians from other parties – including Conservative backbenchers – who have indicated they will join us in this endeavour, our country's continued participation in a customs union and the single market is now in the Labour party's hands," they say.

Given the parliamentary arithmetic and the numbers of parliamentarians from other parties – including Conservative backbenchers – who have indicated they will join us in this endeavour, our country's continued participation in a customs union and the single market is now in the Labour Party's hands.

Ironically, they could be in a worse situation next time round as it seems unlikely they will be able to point to a glorious record in their four years as the Scottish Government, given the fragile arithmetic in Edinburgh.

Even if parliament were to vote for such a thing, which is extremely unlikely given the parliamentary arithmetic, it would be highly impractical to arrange.

Given the mental arithmetic tasks used in the current study, a negative correlation found in the inferior parietal areas could be associated with verbal language and arithmetic-related processes (Dehaene et al. 2004) that are supporting mental arithmetic in L2.