Sentence examples for granted be from inspiring English sources

We begin to comprehend the many things that we take for granted, be that physical or political, or even emotional.

But why should boys, born in a time when other learning tools such as the internet are taken for granted, be expected to feel the same way?

Washburn in his work on Easements, on page 10, says: 'Whether the thing granted be an easement in land or the land itself may depend upon the nature and use of the thing granted.' To sustain this view the learned author cites Jamaica Pond Aqueduct Corp. v. Chandler, 9 Allen, 159.

Internet providers would have to allow government monitoring within 10 minutes of a court order being granted, be able to electronically identify users by their seat numbers and be required to collect and store records of the communications for 24 hours.

This appears to be the earliest example of a purported proof of relative consistency, by which a theory is shown to be consistent lest another theory — whose consistency is typically taken for granted — be inconsistent.

Sometimes we have to remind ourselves that the level of freedom we have achieved cannot be taken for granted, be it here or elsewhere".

This, if granted, is soon lost.

The analogy, granted, is imperfect.

Those that have been granted were reversed.

Those situations, granted, are horrible.

The average compensation granted was 2,300 euros.