Sentence examples for granted especially from inspiring English sources

But it cannot be taken for granted, especially when some rich countries' budget deficits are so vast.

"Adjustment in the south of Europe cannot be taken for granted, especially if euro-wide inflation is low.

So don't take pride in your group for granted, especially when your group is stigmatized by society.

But in elephant reproduction nothing can be taken for granted, especially with African elephants, which have reproduced more poorly than the Asians.

Respect for the priesthood and the papacy could not be taken for granted, especially considering that many priests hardly deserved (moral) authority.

But Terence Winter, the creator and executive producer of "Boardwalk Empire," said he took none of these kudos for granted, especially in a season that offered plenty of equally worthy opponents.

An income tax would require state approval, which the governor and Legislature would be reluctant to grant, especially since they are all up for re-election this year.

Even granting, especially at research universities, the importance of matters other than teaching students, why doesn't compensation turn on clear measures of how much students learn?

The groups also used the contest between Mr. Menendez and Ms. DeLauro as an opportunity to warn Democrats not to take them for granted -- especially now that the Hispanic voting bloc is seen as crucial.

With only a six-vote majority in the House, Republican leaders are taking no seat the party holds for granted -- especially the one held by Representative Merrill Cook of Utah.

Granted, counterinsurgency -- especially when it includes the nation- building implicit in McChrystal's assessment -- requires a reliable partner.