Sentence examples for given the certainty from inspiring English sources

The likelihood of capture, although that was our preference, was remote given the certainty that our folks would confront resistance.

A spokesperson for News UK said: "Given the certainty that our costs would continue to increase disproportionately, we've taken the pragmatic view not to seek repayment from the defendants for legal costs borne by the company".

Indeed, given the certainty that so many other people will be watching, it can be perfectly rational to tune in even if you don't give a hoot about what film wins best picture.

Then again, if an idea arrives and is insistent and involves stamp collecting then an enthusiasm for the sticky little buggers must be cultivated, because fantasy must be given the certainty of lived experience.

Given the certainty that Republicans will filibuster these bills on the floor, it could be very difficult to get the 60 votes necessary to give them an up-or-down vote.

It is somewhat of a coincidence that the Braves train on the expansive Disney campus, in a complex called the Wide World of Sports, as Rocker's xenophobic commentary staggered fundamental logic, given the certainty he would be confronting one of those "foreigners" every time he looked in for the sign.

"We in the Senate will continue to fight for legislation that will give the certainty that no unelected bureaucrat at the E.P.A. is going to make efforts to create jobs even more difficult than the administration already has".

However, to date, a molecular marker, whose sensitivity can give the certainty either of the presence or the risk of this cancer, has not yet been identified.

Comey decided that given the near certainty of a leak, and given the fact that he had previously testified that his investigation was completed, it was better to disclose the new development to Congress than not.

He may also go down in history as the man who triggered the break-up of the United Kingdom, given the near certainty of a second Scottish independence referendum within two years.

He has suggested that, given the un certainty over Montoya's plans, Williams might be wise to sign up Ralf Schumacher on a long-term contract extending beyond the end of 2004.