Sentence examples for for granted well from inspiring English sources

"We Americans, I think, kind of take that for granted: 'Well, the president said this, so what?' It isn't that way around the world.

"We've kind of taken for granted — 'Well, people would want to come here' — and we aren't out there hungry, selling America and trying to attract new businesses into America".

"We've kind of taken for granted — well, people will want to come here — and we aren't out there hungry, selling America and trying to attract new business into America".

In The Children Act he describes Fiona Maye trying to "place an accent" in a fellow barrister, a familiar and deeply English habit: "A touch of cockney, a fainter trace of west country – the confident voice of a man who took his own competence for granted, well used to giving orders.

Your correspondent, the only foreign journalist with official permission to be in Lhasa (which was applied for and granted well before the unrest erupted) is still allowed to remain.

In New York, advocates are pressing for passage of the Farmworkers Fair Labor Practices Act, which would give these workers the rights that others have long taken for granted, as well as seek badly needed improvements in safety and sanitary conditions in the fields.

Nobody is going to get rich writing classical music these days, or scheduling concerts of it either, but perhaps the public has finally started losing its fear of new music and is regaining the curiosity about recent creations that was historically taken for granted until well into this century.

While they may seem suggestive on first sight, they stand in strong contrast to classical rhyme traditions which evolved during the Tang dynasty (618 907) and took the prescriptions in official rhyme books for granted, as well as cross-linguistic tendencies of rhyme production, which may favor similarity in vowels, but not necessarily prescribe identity.

Needs and wants Michonne, Denise, and Eugene do not take for granted as well as the others during an apocalypse.

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Jeff Clune, a computer scientist at the University of Wyoming, said: "Everything we take for granted works so well because nature's worked at it for so long.