Sentence examples for have often been given from inspiring English sources

Critics allege that nomads have often been given no choice.

There is popular prejudice against the benzodiazepines, partly because they have often been given without proper patient evaluation.

US presidents have often been given a frosty reception at regional gatherings, but Obama won warm plaudits at this year's Summit of the Americas for his moves towards rapprochement, as well as a glowing personal endorsement by Castro.

"Sssh!" is the likeliest epitaph for my quarter of a century's work for the Guardian in the north of England, a rebuke I have often been given, followed by: "Pipe down, or they'll all want to move here".

They have been a particular problem in neonatal intensive care units because the sick and underdeveloped babies have compromised immune systems, needles and tubes in their bodies and have become more susceptible to infections because they have often been given antibiotics.

CR: The people of Texas are rightly proud of their own, just like the French and the Italians, but visiting artists have often been given a shot in the history of art.

In fact, the land has often been given to rich cronies of the regime.

For foreigners, the award tends to be a big deal, and it has often been given to recognize Americans in the arts.

The Voice article also questioned whether Mr. Giuliani as mayor had often been given free use of box seats behind the Yankee on-deck circle.

However, because of the country's huge reserves of natural resources, especially oil and gas, Mr Nazarbayev has often been given an easy ride on human rights by Western leaders keen to court the country's natural resources.

I'm still invited to the Paris catwalk shows and at the end of each film shoot I've often been given one or two of my favourite pieces.