provided
Anyone can take part, providing they are in good health.
Providing I can fit it into my schedule, I'm up for it!
The challenges can be met, providing that local and national governments collaborate.
Providing that you are over 25, you are insured to drive my car.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Linguistics: connecting words which express a condition
assuming
at
at the risk of doing somethingidiom
by
ceteris paribus
even
granted
if
lest
long
provided
risk
suppose
unless
whether

Examples of providing

providing
A physician was permitted to overrule these recommendations by providing the reason at the bottom of the sheet.
The value of a case study lies in providing evidence to advance broader generalizations; the relationship should not be reversed.
The emphasis is on students' engagement in making and appreciating, with tutors providing models of planning, teaching and evaluating.
The third group was taught both pronunciation and meaning, providing the full set of lexical constituents.
In practice, it is unlikely that many in fact won their income by providing day-labour for such a long period.
Unlike other emotions, anger may be especially helpful in providing information about the behavioral intentions of others.
However, awareness of these various research areas could be useful in providing support tools within a computer-based music system.
However, in the latter case grammatical analysis of the type proposed here is useful in providing a robust analysis of the best path.
Providing precise information would have allowed them to make this connection (assuming they were able to process the information).
Researchers, for instance, can help shape results by anticipating preferred outcomes and subtly providing conditions that favor their development.
Providing useful help mechanisms is a difficult interaction design task.
Whatever the reason for ambiguity, ecologists face the problem of providing a definite classification of species.
Democratisation can at times increase levels of corruption by providing new opportunities.
All the essays are of a consistently high standard, providing a lucid survey of the key debates within each particular field.
The book succeeds on the first two counts, but falls short of providing a satisfying analysis of social relations.
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