Sentence examples for then again given from inspiring English sources

Then again, given Allen's reputation for carving out inter-generational affairs, it'd hardly be a surprise.

Then again, given the approach to language in this campaign, who knows what Romney means?

Then again, given the behaviour of the drivers here, perhaps I should.

Then again, given all the flak they have been taking anyway, they may have been wrong.

Then again, given 400 years of tradition, we knew we could never prepare enough.

Then again, given the current lending environment, anyone who gets a loan might be happy.

Then again, give it another generation and their employers might have drunken party pictures on the internet too.

Then again, give how I play games nowadays pop it in, play for half an hour or so, then never play again—I'm wondering if I should instead just save the $200.

It would be better if the model generated one single component that sometimes fell into two separate components and then merged them again, rather than a situation where there are usually two separate components which are sometimes merged and then dissolve again, given the literature on policy brokers that tie together competing factions in policy domains [40].

But then again, being given that option, it could have taken away from the truly tender moments, and so maybe it's best we weren't given that choice.

I think the biggest difference has been the string and then that again gives her confidence".