Sentence examples for granted convenience from inspiring English sources

We've seen technological wonders that touch every aspect of our lives, and take for granted convenience our parents might scarcely imagine.

It's the ultimate period hotel that harks back to the Victorian gilded age when class granted you convenience.

But in granting more convenience to users, even a voluntary system would exert pressure on regular fliers to join, critics say.

Granted, the supermarkets do offer convenience — if you're shopping for pork chops and forgot you needed sage, you're happy not to have to make an extra stop.

Even in Tokyo, there has been a humbling realization that the conveniences people took for granted depend on an industrial system teetering on geologic fault lines, and an energy supply vulnerable to breakdown.

Many conveniences we take for granted today from automatic teller machines and DVD players to home computers and CAT scans did not exist or were not widely used as recently as the 1970s and early '80s.

It's one of those everyday conveniences we take for granted.

Conserving energy means taking a new approach to everyday conveniences we take for granted, like the ability to flip on all the lights and keep them burning all night long.

Coming from a country bigger than California and Alaska combined that has only several hundred miles of paved roads, Mr. Lonoa was particularly struck by one convenience that Westerners take for granted.

On a more paternalistic note, he announced new criminal penalties related to forced marriage and a longer probation period before settlement rights are granted to a foreign spouse (to make marriages of convenience less convenient).

Cons Conveniences that people take for granted aren't always available.