Sentence examples for granted among from inspiring English sources

During Gustav's reign many town charters were granted, among them that of Gothenburg (1619).

Such fundamental philosophical assertions as the existence of a physical world, however, are taken for granted among most of those who study perception from a scientific perspective.

And like his teacher, Mr. Goode is taken for granted among some segments of the audience, especially piano buffs who are wowed by white-hot virtuosity.

As a result of the system's expectations and strength, students are granted, among others, a privilege that is increasingly rare — an understanding that professors and peers will always take them at their word.

As a result, some commonplace family arrangements are no longer taken for granted, among them the presumption that the parent with primary custody of young children would remain in the home until they are grown.

Crystallography still seems to have something much closer to gender balance in its teams than many other branches of physics and chemistry, probably significantly facilitated by the way both Bernal and Hodgkin nurtured female talent passing through their laboratories, something that could not be taken for granted among senior scientists.

Ortega's government has granted Wang, among many other sweeping powers, the ability to expropriate land along the canal route, which may affect as many as thirty thousand Nicaraguan property owners.

The proportion of granted patents among these applications is on average 70% until 2000, decreasing since then.

23 In 2012, mental diagnoses accounted for more than 85% of all newly granted DPs among women and men aged 19 29 years.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gray Davis and Pete Wilson, who granted 29 pardons among them in the 20 years before Brown's 2010 reelection.

The aim was to investigate the potential impact that this position may have on an individual's risk of being granted DP, especially among younger men and women.