Sentence examples for similarly given from inspiring English sources

Weekends were similarly given over to a punch list that was as long as a Harry Potter novel.

Similarly, given enough of a budget, Shlabotnik can hire the same actors and crew as Martin Scorsese employs.

The buyers are similarly given what is in essence the resale value of each item they purchase.

Similarly, given how much he does say about his extended family, his omissions regarding his personal life are curious and sometimes frustrating.

Similarly, given that New York is Mrs. Clinton's home state, Mr. Obama barely campaigned here, although he spent a good deal more time fund-raising here.

Similarly, given the ability to use alternative measures under the current law, there should be no need to certify the inquest simply because of the need "to protect the safety of a witness or other person".

Similarly, given Mr. Clinton's determination to override the objections of his own White House lawyers, the public needs to know about the timing and amount of Ms. Rich's contributions to the Clinton library.

Similarly, given the nominations of Colin Firth (Best Actor), Geoffrey Rush (Best Supporting Actor), and Helena Bonham Carter (Best Supporting Actress) for their stagy work in "The King's Speech," it seemed inevitable that the movie's unexceptional director, Tom Hooper, would get nominated.

Similarly, given that James Milner has been promised more games than he got at Manchester City and Liverpool still have Philippe Coutinho, one wonders where some of last year's acquisitions such as Adam Lallana and Lazar Markovic are going to fit into the new-look attack.

Similarly, given his dependence on the old guard of his Peronist party, it is not clear how much scope Mr Kirchner will have to carry out a promised campaign against corruption.The new president's first and biggest task will be to establish his authority over the country and the bitterly divided Peronists.

Similarly, given how threatening even pro-imperial millennialism could be to the status quo, the prominence of conservative millennialism in medieval thought may testify to the ineradicable nature of the appeal of apocalyptic thought to the populace at large, rather than to some calm and measured conservatism.