Sentence examples for granted end from inspiring English sources

But countries that repeatedly flout the rules, issue empty threats or take Europe for granted end up losing influence: ask Italy, Greece or Cyprus.

I've heard a lot of talk about how Vista is essentially OS X, and that's true, but it's high time that a lot of the fancy UI stuff that Mac users take for granted ended up in the most popular OS in the world.

To sustain elements of the Start Strong program after grants end this fall, staff members have trained health teachers in curriculums that reinforce social and emotional well-being.

After the 2010 grants end, schools may recruit from outside their attendance zones for only three more years, unless the Education Department approves an extension.

South Jersey lawmakers have vowed to tighten the language to make sure that 25percentt of the arts council's grants end up in the south.

One study showed that only 20% of Medical Research Council and Wellcome Trust grants end up in the pockets of female researchers, who make up 44% of biomedical academic staff.

It's hard to predict what the PTO will do, but a majority of so-called requests for reexamination that the office grants end up in alterations to claims.

For one thing, they may very well come attached to your financial aid package; it can sometimes be difficult to tell exactly where your grants end and your salary begins.

The old-time college powerhouses had better realize that the days of taking anything for granted are ending.

But when the federal grant ends after three years, can Montpelier keep Reach going?

When the grant ended in September, Mr. Thomas tapped some of his 28 private investors.