Sentence examples for terms given that from inspiring English sources

Let's end on this new track by Beck, which is a veritable old classic in internet terms, given that it came out on 15 June.

Even in simple positional terms, given that they mainly face each other's backs, dotting from one head to another seems the right approach.

That's surely the case in market terms, given that so few jazz musicians can keep a working band on payroll in today's climate.

Pay was up just 0.4% on a year ago in terms of gross weekly earnings, meaning that incomes are tumbling in real terms given that inflation stands at 5%.

Dish's contract for that network was scheduled to expire at the end of Sunday, and there had been questions about whether the two sides would come to new terms, given that the News Corporation is in a dispute with Cablevision over the same right to retransmit Fox's local stations.

For sweeping curbs on national vetoes in the name of a more efficient EU were backed by 26 of the 27 countries.Indeed, most other governments thought Mr Blair had secured an "outrageous" deal (to use one of the more printable terms), given that he signed up to the full constitution only three years ago.

Let us now consider the calculation of the matrix of model coefficients, that is, the matrix of general term, given that is known.

Merger may be a polite term, given that British Steel has a market capitalisation three times that of its putative partner.

And that is increasingly the most appropriate term, given that red also means Republican in American political jargon.

It's worth stressing that a 40-year minimum is the equivalent of an 80-year fixed term, given that criminals generally serve half their sentences in custody.

3. Jared Gaither, LT (SD, 26) A gamble to sign long-term given that injuries (including his back) and personal frustrations curtailed his development in Baltimore.