Sentence examples for running in light of from inspiring English sources

Coleman joined Uber last January, and essentially had to hit the ground running in light of former Uber engineer Susan Fowler's allegations of sexual harassment at the company and the release of Uber's first diversity report.

Coleman joined Uber earlier this year in January, and has had to hit the ground running in light of sexual harassment allegations and the release of Uber's first diversity report.

The edict comes from F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who runs FOM, in light of one of his employees, Paul Allen, being treated in Koblenz hospital after sustaining a broken collarbone and two broken ribs.

Boycotts in the Western world of official Olympic sponsors are already being called for during the Olympic Torch run in light of the Darfur and Tibet controversies.

First, the time period you studied happened to coincide with a remarkable bull run that, in light of the Great Recession, now looks unsustainable.

During the same interview, Senator Clinton said that it was a "personal hard decision" to decide whether to run for presidency in light of her impending role as a grandmother.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, has said a new generation of free schools pioneered by Michael Gove has turned into a "dangerous ideological experiment" that has run out of control in light of the row over al-Madinah school in Derby.

They base these objections on dated rough estimates from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), and have not run new numbers especially in light of different economic scenarios.

What does this look like in light of running a non-profit?

If there were ever a phrase to sum up its run, this is it: "In light of the pending merger, LinkedIn will not be updating its outlook for fiscal 2016 and will not be hosting a conference call for its second quarter 2016 business results".

To adapt Monty Python's example, it seems conceptually inapt to say that Sir Robin was courageous in light of his running away from his enemies, even if we think that is what he ought to have done.