Sentence examples for granted column from inspiring English sources

We will analyze the settlement in the next Taken for Granted column in early July.

(Read Beryl Benderly's pre-publication analysis in her April Taken for Granted column).

He has also published widely and prominently in the popular press, and appeared often in Beryl Benderly's Taken for Granted column on Science Careers.

Our latest "Taken for Granted" column, which was published earlier this month, was based on a forthcoming report entitled Guestworkers in the High-skill U.S. Labor Market: An Analysis of Supply, Employment, and Wage Trends that was made available to Science Careers ahead of publication.

News editors on broadsheets perhaps normally above granting column inches to stories about celebrity relationships give the story massive play.

Granted fewer column inches cover the solutions which take us from this paradigm and into the next.

Granted, renaming the column "Just a Guy Considering Problems" is probably not quite catchy enough.

The Democrat is cleaning McPalin's clock in Red states that should readily be in the taken-for-granted column.

Georgians Revealed, which opens this weekend, shows how so much of what we take for granted, from gossip columns to garden design, harks back to the reigns of Georges I to IV.

These access rights can be granted at table and column level (based upon the key) of the distributed database.

He wrote columns and granted interviews to the Spectator criticizing campus activism on issues that included divestment in South Africa, neighborhood gentrification, and military recruiters on campus.