Sentence examples for is considered a given from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin remains popular, and his re-election next year is considered a given.

(It is considered a given here that any candidate he endorses will win the presidency).

Though it has made no presidential endorsement, its support for Mr. Bush is considered a given.

IT is considered a given, among many in management, that every employee is replaceable.

It is considered a given that Walsh will fire Thomas as coach, although no announcement is expected until at least Friday.

Other high-profile candidates could conceivably emerge by then (and it is considered a given that Prokhorov wants a high-profile coach).

With roughly 5,200 people aboard, this might be considered a given.

Jailhouse campaigns have a precedent in Russia's new and chaotic democracy, but a challenge to Mr. Putin, whose re-election next year has been considered a given, could send politics in Russia's new and chaotic democracy in unpredictable directions.

The Brooklyn Nets moniker had been a poorly kept secret in recent months and was considered a given for some time before that, despite the public ruminations by the majority owner, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, about a rebranding.

At present, the opposition to hosting a nuclear disposal site usually appears to be considered a given.

However, productive learning interactions cannot be considered a given and careful consideration of the design of learning activities and organizational support must be provided to foster collaboration.