Sentence examples for in given that from inspiring English sources

Every Champions League has a Group of Death but this season's — Group D, aptly enough — carries the serious potential for rigor mortis to set in given that City will have to play the champions of Spain, the Netherlands and Germany.

An interesting location to lay low in, given that the last time Simon was in hiding there, Father Jean-François betrayed him to the gendarmes.

It is impossible to determine exactly what state the fuel is in, given that even an intact reactor can offer only gauges for temperature, pressure and neutron flow, not visual observation.

It is impossible to determine exactly what state the fuel is in, given that even an intact reactor can offer only limited gauges in the form of temperature, pressure readings and neutron flow, but not visual observation.

But London will continue to be an easy and pleasant city to live in, given that one has a job, because it is so elastic: if people find it impossible to afford to live in one part of it, they shift to another.

That is a remarkable state for them to be in, given that this is Afghanistan and it is 10 52 p.m. Since 1979, when the Soviets invaded the country, Kandahar and every other city has lived under a nighttime curfew of at latest 10 p.m., and often earlier.

Tom doesn't hedge in giving that world a name.

"It's in giving that you receive," he said.

In giving that access, Britain must get the best possible deal in return.

Once he referred to the needle as "Mama" — as in, give that Mama over here, pronto.

But in giving that credit to Bertolt Brecht, Mr. Simonson did not miss the mark by much.