Sentence examples for making given the from inspiring English sources

"Scientists are not making anywhere near what they should be making given the significance of what they're doing," Mr. Milner said in an interview.

On the other hand, the problem of pilfering the criminal enforcement unit for bodyguards is one of the EPA's own making given the agency's internal hiring freeze.

Return on Assets (ROA) gives an idea of how much money you're making, given the size of the company.

When told about Fresch's compensation so far this year, De Leon added: "$600,000 is an obscene amount of money for him to be making, given the systemic challenges Vernon has faced this year".

Further empirical research is needed to assist and inform such decision making, given the inconsistent use and ongoing debate about the benefits of case-mix adjustment.

In contrast to this previous work, we do not consider costs in this paper and instead focus our study on developing a framework to estimate how changes to the vaccine programme could impact the effective coverage against each disease in order to inform decision making, given the current schedule.

He wondered whether greater accommodations could be made given the assistance that Asian players received.

A 16-yard Fred Jackson run has made given the home side a 20-6 lead.

On the contrary, they seemed the most obvious predictions that you could make given the statistical results.

It would be a logical move to make given the sudden urgency of a win against the Germans.

One might chalk up those actions to the inevitable small adjustments one makes given the exaggerated import of the caucuses.