"given the remaining" is a perfectly acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is most often used to refer to a situation in which something has been partially used up or experienced, and what is left must be taken into account for the next step or decision. For example, "Given the remaining time and budget constraints, we will need to alter our strategy accordingly."
But given the remaining number of eligible sons -- the youngest was born in 1947 -- that is considered unlikely.
Northampton could still progress as one of two best runners-up if they topple Castres, but that is an improbable scenario, given the remaining fixtures in other groups.
The volume of service may still be affected by transit workers' ability to reach those train yards, given the remaining difficulties with transportation.
But it was clear, given the remaining slots, that no Democrat would hold a very senior post or control issues critical to the agenda Mr. Bush described during his campaign.
"Gold, always believing... you're indestructible... .. Just in case they don't show up on Sunday, Philip, here you go: Facebook Twitter Pinterest 10.15pm BST Simon Johnson emails: "Given the remaining events, boxing etc. and the current medal count, how do people rate GB's chances of creeping ahead again of the Russians in the overall medal table?" It's Golds that count, Simon.
What can we take away from Allen's new data, given the remaining question?
The New York State Homeless Housing Assistance Program gave the remaining $1.5 million.
One analyst said: "We expect Venture to capitulate if only to give the remaining shareholders time to get out.
Only a month ago, McManus said that moving Craig James to game analysis gave the remaining quartet on the program more time to speak.
We eventually grew so impressed with our geese — they had virtually become family friends — that we gave the remaining ones to a local park.
It warned that the continued consolidation of the trucking industry was giving the remaining players "increased purchasing power," reducing demand for its products.
