Sentence examples for given the setbacks from inspiring English sources
Given the setbacks that their crews have often suffered, many networks have experimented with products to enable reporters to be self-sufficient in the field.
Given the setbacks seen this year, it does not appear likely that Guidant will be a competitor when J&J's drug-coated stent, already on the market in Europe, arrives in the U.S. early next year.
For this and other reasons, some households rejected the CFLs irrespective of the enormous benefits associated with it.1 Given the setbacks, it goes without saying that not all households have adopted this efficient technology hence not using energy-saving light bulbs.
AILING JORDAN VISITS CHICAGO DOCTOR: Given the physical setbacks he suffered over the summer, it seemed rather ambitious when Michael Jordan said he planned to play every game this season.
Given the recent setbacks, Mission Motors is wisely diversifying its business beyond the Mission One.
Given the endless setbacks, the near-weekly embarrassments in negotiations with the EU and the drip-feed revelations about the financial implications of our withdrawal, are young Leavers still optimistic about our future?
Given the recent setback of her idol, Hillary Clinton, perhaps Knope would run into the same unfortunate (and often unfair) problems Clinton faced in a general election.
Winning 800m bronze at Sydney in 2000 made up for her disappointment in Atlanta and, given the cycle of setbacks, progress, breakdown and recovery she endured, "that bronze felt like gold".
Given the rebels' major recent setbacks, can we rule out using air power or sending in ground troops?
Given the company's recent setbacks, Zynga really needs a win and if that comes via real people gambling real money, then all the better".
His name for this quartet suggests that he'll be introducing new material on the bandstand — which wouldn't be a setback, given the adaptive grace of its lineup, with the trumpeter Ralph Alessi, the bassist Drew Gress and the drummer Billy Drummond.
