Sentence examples for given the expectation that from inspiring English sources

Labour sources said Corbyn had been reaching out to MPs and more were "reconsidering their resignations", especially given the expectation that he will win the leadership contest.

Given the expectation that an independent Scotland would take the vast majority of tax revenue from North Sea oil and gas, it might seem that any such revenue will be a bonus.

Industry experts noted that the agreement might actually result in a lesser reduction -- of a million barrels a day -- given the expectation that some OPEC nations eager to take advantage of higher prices would exceed their quotas.

"However, given the expectation that an announcement is imminent that the burden of green and social taxes will be removed by the government, we have decided to take a leap of faith and remove this element".

"It's too long, or it has no reason to exist in that form other than novelty, or you're given the expectation that you can interact with the space when, actually, you can't.

"Most obviously, the jockeying is for positions," said Mahmood Mamdani, an anthropology professor at Columbia and Makerere University in Uganda, "especially given the expectation that Museveni will not run the next time".

The film's problem, if it has one, is its market positioning, since it sits rather uneasily between the horror, fantasy and psychological drama genres, and it appears not to have the commercial heft to match its reported $55m budget.A UK opening of £967,000 seems light, given the expectations that were loaded on to this film when it went into production.

Given the expectation at that time that access to education would expand among non-whites, it was even more relevant to study the aforementioned phenomenon.

And there may be no way around that, given the expectation today that designers will spit out in 12 minutes what took them weeks to create, so everyone can hurry on to the next venue, the next experience.

While both characteristics are certainly recognised as being essential for nurses, it is not surprising that the personality characteristic with highest self selection was sensing, given the expectation is that nurses have the ability to assess and evaluate situations using their senses in order to make sound clinical decisions in the workplace.

Though no time table for his return was given, the expectation was that he would be out of the line-up for four-to-six weeks.