Sentence examples for given the pre from inspiring English sources

And it was probably the worst time something like that could have happened given the Pre launch today.

Women were given the pre- and post-scan booklets by radiographers according to a standardised protocol.

Given the pre-New Deal ideology that has taken hold of the G.O.P., that may indeed be the party's goal.

Given the pre-release demand and the disposable income of the estate's South Fork clientele, every bottle could be sold at $100.

Given the pre-recession prices there, if you plan to drink wine, I recommend that you, too, make the acquaintance of Mr. Gammariello.

My own guess prediction is that a winner could come from a series of Russian nominees, given the pre-Winter Olympics fuss over that country's anti-gay laws and wider human rights problems.

It portrayed a real lack of camaraderie from within Houston's ranks, which is very concerning given the pre-season favourites' precarious position at the bottom of the Western Conference, without a win to their name.

There are signs that Congress feels it has too often, recently, given the Pres.

PSM is defined as the conditional probability that a farmer adapts to climate change, given the pre-adaptation characteristics (Rosenbaum and Rubin 1983).

Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, Archbishop of Glasgow and President of the Bishops' Conference of Scotland, said: "Given the pre-Conclave situation, and the absence of a single dominant figure, I can only see this quick result as God's work.

Given the pre-machining part dimensions, it is shown how this information can be used to select from a pre-defined matrix of part programs to reduce cycle time and machining cost.