Sentence examples for granted equally from inspiring English sources

"Fewer respondents than ever believe that licenses are granted equally between foreign and Chinese companies".

The free movement of capital is unique insofar as it is granted equally to non-member states.

Everyone who has ever eaten seems to be granted an equally authoritative opinion about nutrition.

After all, the author takes the existence of a minority state of mind, an "essence" so to speak, for granted which equally affects each and every member of the quite heterogeneous and dissimilar Jewish, Armenian and Greek communities.

If there are three, the awarding committee has the option of dividing the grant equally, or awarding one-half to one recipient and one-quarter to each of the others.

As a caveat to this section, it should be noted that the derivation of the funding information from the abstracts is inferential, since no dollar figures are provided in the abstracts, and we did not make any attempt to fine tune our analysis to individual funding mechanisms but counted each listed grant equally.

Mr. Trillin argued that even the most observant of his fellow Jews could feel free to eat barbecued pork because of a little-known "easement" granted by the equally little-known Joplin (Mo).

Equally, the ebb and flow of cities' fortunes means that some cities we take for granted today as global will likely be much less globally oriented in future.

Scene after scene presents a sensual essay in taking good-guy torture and a crumbling social and economic infrastructure equally for granted.

Organizational communication practices are interactive and socially embedded [ 25]; indirect pathways, such as those reflected in the coordinate communication activity (and other tacit day-to-day activities), may be taken for granted, but could be equally important in terms of their potential for error or improvement.

"We play in a big one where you can't take anything for granted, and this place is equally as big.