Sentence examples for given the multiplicity from inspiring English sources

And given the multiplicity of news outlets today, from newspapers to cable television networks to blogs, it is difficult for a governor, much less a mayor, to escape from view for very long.

So yes, it is an oversimplification to suggest that France or Germany are somehow obviously more "pro-life" overall than the United States, given the multiplicity of differences between our system and theirs.

Given the multiplicity of Mr. Herreweghe's enthusiasms, it is hard to know whether the really big Bruckner challenges -- the Fifth and Eighth Symphonies -- lie in his future, but on this evidence, there is no reason to doubt that he could meet them.

(Mr Khan, who has been outspoken in favour of dealing with the Taliban, has also promised to fight alongside the army himself, when it comes time to battle the groups that are opposed to talks).Sceptics of the plan say that this week's attack proves just how futile the negotiations are, given the multiplicity of warring groups.

Because a narrow focus on just the ISPs is short sighted given the multiplicity of devices consumers use and will be using.

Given the multiplicity and diversity of these associations, researchers have proposed models that cover the unidimensionality and multidimensionality of life satisfaction.

Given the low multiplicity of infection and the short exposure time, the viability of the cells (as seen by the frequency of propidium iodide (PI) negative and annexin V negative cells), was similar after each probiotic treatment, while Salmonella was partially toxic (Fig. 1C).

Given the variety and multiplicity of fault types, to simplify the design process, the system algorithm design often focuses on specific fault types, resulting in either over-optimistic (all fault permanent) or over-pessimistic (all faults malicious) dependable system designs.

Given the diversity and multiplicity of the determinants of human well-being in any given situation, mental health promotion is intrinsically intersectoral.

However, given the amount of multiplicity in the trial reports and the uncertainties in the protocols, it is likely that even pairs of observers would disagree considerably with other pairs.

Given the complexity and multiplicity of the components of the pathway and the variety of tumour types affected, in our view, the term 'BRCA-ness' is limiting as it tends to be associated with breast and ovarian cancer, whereas the therapeutic scope for the synthetic lethality of PARPi is potentially much wider.