Sentence examples for more exciting given from inspiring English sources

This engagement is all the more exciting given that New York City is Columbia's back yard, with a dynamic and vibrant social enterprise sector and a regular stop for leaders and industry practitioners from around the world.

The above-discussed positive effects of STAT3 inhibition on vascular remodelling processes are all the more exciting, given that patients with myelofibrosis or rheumatoid arthritis are at increased risk of cardiovascular disease by virtue of their autoimmune disease and related vascular changes.

"The connection between players and fans was more personal and exciting," given the localized nature of New York in 1956, said Doris Kearns Goodwin, the historian and political scientist, who was 13 when she avidly followed the last Subway Series.

I know it would be way more exciting to give you some dirt, but I didn't leave with much, other than feeling I had just observed a somewhat bizarre ritual that ended in a dance party.

Also, she adds, thinking about the relief you'll feel at having that part of the project behind you—and knowing that afterward you'll be able to move on to more exciting parts can give you the boost you need to start a tedious task.

I am not one of those people who finds it more exciting to give than to receive.

Although there have been more exciting versions that give us something of Dante's music and magic, there has rarely been such a useful one.

Even the rather staid British weekly The Economist wrote, "Although there have been more exciting versions that give us something of Dante's music and magic, there has rarely been such a useful one".

Lay encouraged executives to shift cash from Enron's boring, low-growth pipelines into more exciting ventures, sometimes giving the division chiefs a chance to invest in them.

Having to land exactly on the final square makes the game more exciting, since it gives people a chance to catch up, but it can also make the game take too long.

Women, too, were given more exciting roles in 1915.