Sentence examples for given the vagaries from inspiring English sources

Given the vagaries of industry disruption, he became concerned.

It's no easy task, given the vagaries of New Jersey weather and the onslaught of disease.

Given the vagaries of public finance, even Mr Brown may yet be blown off course.

Given the vagaries of intercontinental mail, it's possible that Akerlof made it back to the States before Stiglitz's shirts did.

Maybe 10 pounds heavier, which I consider essentially identical, given the vagaries of differently calibrated scales and water retention.

Given the vagaries of weather, Kent's fire company might take a pointer from neighboring Cornwall's weatherproof Cow Pie Contest.

Give the vagaries of the patent system and the constant threat of litigation, a patent pool like Via Licensing's allows telecom companies to reduce the risk of litigations and makes it easier for them to license their own patents.

Given the recent vagaries of the stock market, control of both health and portfolio may be somewhat more illusory than self-help gurus might like.

The 82-page menu was an easy source of ridicule, but in terms of attention to detail how was it that Stuart Broad, given the unique vagaries of bowling at the Waca, did not play here earlier in the tour?

By January 2003, this book reports, Mr. Bush had made up his mind to take military action, but the book also suggests that that decision was far from inevitable, given the many vagaries of intelligence findings, domestic and international politics, and the personalities and maneuverings of the people closest to the president.

But given the often unforgiving vagaries of the film business — with smaller films continually struggling for attention in a marketplace dominated by big-budget behemoths and generations raised on the movie theater as the center of the cinematic universe giving way to younger ones steeped in on-demand streaming — the certainty of a guaranteed check can feel like a safer route. .