Sentence examples for granted a problem from inspiring English sources

In the tropics, growth is constant and taken for granted, a problem of control.

I had no idea, but I knew our licenses had been granted without a problem.

With the 2012 Games approaching, Britain's strict laws posed something of a problem, even after officials granted an exception to allow the pistol events to go on as scheduled.

He also noted factors such as family and legal problems, granting "a very vivid picture into this world," Kassell says.

Given that at least 70 exemptions or exceptions have been granted over the years for various policy objectives, and not always the most convincing ones at that, I am amazed that the Commission is causing so many problems about granting a low VAT rate for labourintensive services, which could promote employment in sensitive sectors.

"Granting it's a problem.

The arbitrator will be barred from granting routine adjournments, a problem that has caused long delays in the past.

Granted, this problem is somewhat tempered by the fact that activation and reactivation measurements are both calculated as % of cells expressing IEGs zif or fos (% of the total population vs % of the lacZ population).

I would note that even specific binding of individual amino acids by oligonucleotides that is taken here more or less for granted is a difficult problem as the aptamer experiments are not really compelling, perhaps, with the sole exception of arginine.

Walter Benn Michaels's essay (The Way We Live Now, April 11) takes for granted that the problem we need to solve is inequality, not racism.

Granted, New Line's problem was as much marketing related as anything, so perhaps credit should go to the Warner Bros. marketing might.