Sentence examples for is given to work from inspiring English sources

It first depends on what the lawyer is given to work with.

That's as much due to his own talent (or lack thereof) as to the filmsy material he is given to work with.

Particular reference is given to work performed in national and European research projects under the leadership of the authors, who are able to provide a unique insight into this newly emerging and exciting field.

As John Dillon puts it, he held "that the accomplished statesman, like a first-rate musician, will be able to make the best of any of the three basic constitutions [monarchy, aristocracy, or democracy] that he is given to work on" (Dillon 1997).

I've always wondered how much an author of an official movie novelization is given to work with.

Particular attention is given to working with the degenerate anatomy typically found and the means of enhancing secure, long-term fixation of the implant and implant survival.

People using the service can find music from acts that are coming through town, and consequently a leg up is given to working musicians on the road.

What they are given to work with now is a lot of Joe Smiths.

Teachers cannot select their students, but most do their best with whomever they are given to work with.

Despite David Pomeranz and David Friedman's beige, unmemorable score, Carolee Carmello, as McPherson, sounds and looks beautiful, but the only scandal here is how little she's been given to work with.

That's not really a rarity: most Pulitzer Prizes in the last decade have been given to work that originated either Off Broadway or in regional theaters.