Sentence examples for present giving from inspiring English sources

Outside of the bubble of awkwardness and halting gratitude that is present giving, the greetings card would not be tolerated.

Their work connects past and present, giving a sensory dimension to history," says Soko Phay, a lecturer at Paris-8 University.

For a few minutes, the nerdy, earnest multicultural vision of 1960s television is brought to life in the digital present, giving rise to an exciting sense of continuity.

In practical optimal control problems multiple and conflicting objectives are often present, giving rise to a set of Pareto optimal solutions.

Each writer bounces between the past and the present, giving flashes of characters in their auspicious salad days, then zooming in on their subsequent woes.

A few sceptics such as Senator Inhofe and Danish economist Bjørn Lomborg were present giving media interviews, and others such as Lord Monckton caused offence by declaring that young climate activists were akin to "Hitler youth".

The eight members of the Air Resources Board who were present gave a unanimous vote of approval.

Perhaps he always posited the future as bright because the past and present gave him so much to work with.

"That is not the case at present, given the current rates of credit growth and so on," he said.

Not to the present, given plot elements in conflict with current reality, but to the late 1940's.

At present, given the state of public budgets, governments are under pressure to raise taxes rather than to lower them.