Sentence examples for considers it a given from inspiring English sources

Most of the tech world now considers it a given that Google will be selling its own unlocked phone, called the Nexus One, to customers directly early in 2010.

Wallace's question for the candidates ― "Will you consider a grand bargain, a deal, that includes both tax increases and benefit cuts to try to save both programs?" ― suggests he considers it a given that the proverbial "grand bargain" on Social Security and Medicare, which eluded President Barack Obama, remains a desirable policy goal.

Mr. McCain today said he considered it a given that such a measure would pass.

Rather, people consider it a given that Ms. Provorova's oversight would bring trouble.

I don't consider it a given that the substance of the commercials is likely to resonate with Republican voters.

Before this week, Spieth, who has been wearing a Texas Longhorns baseball cap, considered it a given that he would attend college before turning pro.

E1 SPORTSMONDAY D1-8 History Works Against Woods Some consider it a given that Tiger Woods will win the third leg of golf's grand slam at the British Open, which begins on Thursday at Muirfield in Scotland.

We consider it a given that the mechanical equipment in our cars is subject to regulatory approval, including built-in navigation systems that could theoretically lead us over a cliff, and yet Apple is the only barrier to entry for whether an app is suitable to tell you where to go in your car.

She devotes about 10 hours a week to it and considers it a way to give back to the community.

This strike also erased years of progress and trust-building with tribes who considered it a betrayal given their role in fighting Al Qaeda in their areas.

The Chambers Dictionary isn't fussed about the matter, and considers it a straightforward synonym for female, giving the example "woman doctor".