given that
fixed phr..fixed phr.. you use this to introduce a fact that explains why something else is true or why you have a certain opinion.
fixed phr.. a subordinating conjunction used to introduce a premise or a known fact that serves as the basis for a subsequent statement or conclusion.
Given that it is raining, we should stay inside.
Given that she has no experience in sales, her performance during the first month was quite impressive.
Given that the global economy is currently facing significant inflationary pressures, the central bank's decision to raise interest rates was largely expected by market analysts.
usually placed at the beginning of a sentence or between two clauses to provide context for the main point.
explain that 'given that' functions similarly to 'because' or 'considering', but it specifically highlights a known condition that the listener already accepts as true.
Giving that he is late, we started.Given that he is late, we started.the phrase uses the past participle 'given', not the present participle 'giving'.