Sentence examples for exists for granted from inspiring English sources

It's easy to take the Internet as it currently exists for granted.

Some of the records were essential to prove that the companies even existed for grant applications and insurance claim settlements.

A handful of programs exist for grants that are not for specific diseases.

Under the current rules, institutions just have to tell NIH that a conflict exists for a particular grant.

That such a paper trail exists is never taken for granted.

Some simple things may be taken for granted, but for people whose blind faith — be it belief that God exists or belief that God does not exist — is a given, no matter how extensive their research, doubt is anathema.

Greek intellectuals such as Plato, who combined a total ignorance of hieroglyphics with awed admiration for a state that appeared to have existed for ever, took for granted that the theocratic conservatism of Egypt was founded upon an inheritance of primordial and superhuman wisdom.

The high court's task was to determine what limits, if any, exist for that grant of authority. .

Robert Heinlein's They (1941) and Ray Bradbury's The Veldt (1951) both toyed with simulated realities long before the computer technologies we take for granted today existed.

These things, often taken for granted, don't exist in many city public schools.

The relatively strict separation between religious and civil architecture that modern man is perhaps inclined to take for granted has not existed in most cultures and periods and perhaps is not universal even in modern times.