Sentence examples for granted nowadays from inspiring English sources

The same could be said for the modern disc-brakes that are taken for granted nowadays.

Virtuosity may be taken for granted nowadays, but this music demands it.

Almost half the patents granted nowadays go to foreign companies, particularly from Japan.

That's cowardice on an epic scale, even if it's the kind of behavior we take for granted nowadays.

By simply watching the behaviour of a colony of herring gulls, and recording minute details of interactions between the chicks and their parents, he began the kind of detailed analysis of our fellow creatures we take for granted nowadays.

"The idea that democracy is good for art is taken more or less for granted nowadays, & it is only a few weeks since President Kennedy endorsed it in a public statment.

Few PIs can get grants nowadays for proposing a wacky idea outside their subdiscipline.

"The number of people less than 40 who get an NIH grant nowadays has gone to zero," he said.

Recent changes in the French policy for granting research nowadays tend to favor shorter term projects and the authors want to inform the scientific community that research projects in the spirit of the present one -i.e. long term experiments not strongly oriented towards industrial concerns- are becoming more and more difficult to launch.

(Which is pretty much what we all take for granted with software nowadays).

A glance at where, and for what, patents are nowadays being granted suggests that the locus of innovation has begun to move from telecoms, computing and e-commerce towards fresher pastures especially in genomics and nanotechnology.