Sentence examples for given the recently from inspiring English sources

Point Given, the recently retired winner of the Preakness, the Belmont, the Haskell and the Travers, is projected to be the runaway winner of the award.

We expect these results to have an upbeat tone given the recently strengthened capital position of Lloyds (following a series of asset disposals) and given the improving outlook for the UK economy and housing market.

Also, does classical music deserve more lottery or public money, particularly given the recently published Warwick commission report – which revealed that the top 8% wealthiest, better educated, least ethnically diverse portion of society make up 44% of music audiences.

By Ian Crouch May 13 , 2011Others have given the recently unveiled cover of Levi Johnston's forthcoming memoir, "Deer in the Headlights: My Life in Sarah Palin's Crosshairs," a good close read: Levi's expression, the antlers, the camo, the use of the politically charged "crosshairs" — this cover has it all.

Given the recently recognized important industrial role of hybrids, their detection is very useful.

The model now opens up great opportunities for hypothesis-driven research, combining theoretical models and novel types of experimentation, especially given the recently acquired ability to generate artificial, replicable soil-like microcosms on which to test model predictions.

The Secret, which resembles a darkly comic Ulster version of The Affair, should give the recently underperforming ITV drama department a hit for viewers who find The Durrells too twee.

Though the new constitution gives the recently renominated prime minister, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a couple more months to forge a ruling coalition, he should speed things up before sectarian hatreds overtake the country.

At a news conference in Baghdad, a top leader of his movement said Iraqis should put off any protests for six months, giving the recently formed government a chance to improve the economy and services like electricity.

The hard work resulted in the $46,987 DTS, a superb automobile that's finally able to feud with BMW and Mercedes, and which gives the recently redesigned Lincoln LS some very tough competition.

For most measures including overall satisfaction, staff (administrative, nursing and medical users) gave the recently introduced system of computerised HCs a median mark of 8 out of 10 (Table  1).