Sentence examples for given we might from inspiring English sources

The Talmud itself recognizes that moral values would be learned from animal behavior had the Bible not been given: "We might have learned modesty from the cat, honest labor and industriousness from the ant, marital fidelity from the dove, and consideration of one's mate from the rooster" (Eruvin 100b).

First there is the pleasure of speculating about what gift we might be given.

With good-hearted people becoming aware of their story and having the chance to give, we just might have them "In Their Home for Christmas".

"In this business, at any given time, we might have one or two Mieccias.

"On any given day, we might have 120 people here, gardening, installing flowers, trees and sprinkler systems," Mr. Pauzé said.

On any given day, we might have scoffed at the seeming crudeness of their jokes, rather than laughing at their jokes on crudity.

Given this, we might have expected reduced genetic diversity between Melbourne and the more western cities (Nei et al. 1975).

And there may be "a little pent-up demand," she added, to tune in to see what the host, Jon Stewart, comes up with "given that we might not have had a 'traditional' Academy Awards had the strike not been settled".

So how is it that America's least-educated are responsible for so much business creation, especially given that we might associate business acumen with more formal training?

We want to know the magnitude of the loading, given what we might know or guess about the weight function and the random variable.

Given what we might nowadays call the incentive structure of representative government, representatives have every reason to promote the people's interests instead of their own.