Sentence examples for granted good from inspiring English sources

Also don't take for granted good human nature, I know it can be rare but it does exist.

I also realized how much I take for granted good health and how thankful I am that we have a system in place that works hard to unlock the mysteries of diseases that are difficult to diagnose.

As the head of the HR institute in this country, and with most of our members working in larger businesses, I am mindful that another reason for the failure of small businesses is that they do not enjoy an advantage that big business takes for granted: good management of their people.

Now, granted, good managers have to make good decisions based on perpetually insufficient information while also satisfying their superiors, keeping their subordinates happy and busy, and exceeding their clients' expectations.

Anyone who touches the foot is granted good luck, but will die within a week if the foot is lost.

Police also raided universities in a clampdown on professors who had accepted unofficial payments in return for granting good grades and for enrolling unqualified students.

The patterns on the objects were said to grant good fortune: thunderbolts symbolized unshakable compassion; interwoven tendrils represented thousands of generations of offspring.

They are no longer primarily prescriptive in the sense of granting "good" words official status while keeping slang and neologisms out.But this does not mean that dictionaries include everything.

Nonetheless, these constructs lack a dermal layer, which may help in granting good mechanical strength to the wound as well as aiding wound contraction.

Even granting good intentions of foreign agencies, the way aid was delivered excluded the population, and the supposedly "universal" policies crashed into Haitian cultural realities and institutions.

DNA repair-related genes are normally highly conserved, and grant good genetic information for investigating the evolution of organisms.