Sentence examples for given the vast amount from inspiring English sources

I often think it's surprising that women aren't more conflicted about their roles, given the vast amount of change we've gone through in the past 100 years.

Fortunately, given the vast amount of beauties on offer, I can afford to forget about "Megan Evans" and concentrate instead on the delightful prospect of newly ordered "Black Prince" (£4.75) pushing up between the ferns next June.

The Long Island-bred comedian will, after a year's sabbatical from the ceremonies, be the host of the Tony Awards again two Sundays hence, and given the vast amount of play she gives to plays on her own program, her nighttime duties on behalf of the American Theater Wing and the League of American Theaters and Producers might be looked on as mere overtime.

Given the vast amount of terrain (21 lifts serving 91 runs) and the lack of lines (ticket sales are limited to 6,500 a day), skiers might squeeze in twice as many runs during a weekend at Deer Valley as at another resort.

And its reasonably priced given the vast amount of information included in the app.

Aside from personal use, given the vast amount of content stored, and rapid diffusion of information, in social media, businesses have begun exploiting social media for competitive advantage.

I am far less bullish on commercial [property], given the vast amounts of debt coming due this year on buildings that were bought at 3% initial return yields in 2005 with rising vacancies today.

In addition, the results of NMF-based methods directly provide information regarding the assignment of data to clusters/communities. Given the vast amounts of nonnegative data available for extracting critical information, the NMF has found a wealth of applications in such domains as image, text, and chemical data processing.

While this Series A funding pales somewhat into insignificance given the vast amounts of money raised by Uber — which dedicated $1 billion solely to its India-based business — and Ola — which recently raised $500 million and has taken more than $1.1 billion from investors to date — it is impressive for a service that only launched in April of this year.

Already, we've seen Ripple executives taking part in venture capital funding — after backing San Francisco-based Omni — and it stands to reason that the trend will continue given the vast amounts of capital (albeit in crypto tokens) that some of these crypto companies have pulled in via their ICOs.

The ICU environment presents many challenges to integrating an EHR given the vast amounts of data recorded each day, which must be interpreted to deliver safe and effective care.