Sentence examples for granted so many from inspiring English sources

It is also why Webster, who has drifted up and down the depth chart, has been granted so many chances to play.

Our aging population, granted so many extra years by medical science, anxiously tiptoes toward the dark matter, guided by those articulate enough, unlucky enough, to know what to say.

Our aging population, granted so many extra years by medical science, anxiously tiptoes toward the dark matter, guided by those articulate enough, unlucky enough, to know what to say.

Because they were granted so many options that year (which they could not yet exercise and which are now worthless), Skilling or Lay can state truthfully that he added to his position in Enron shares.

Granted, so many are heading toward very special jobs and internships and elite opportunities.

Advocates for U.S. workers say Trump is undermining domestic workers by granting so many H-2B visas.

If South Africa stopped granting so many patents on medicines, or could get generics when patented medicines are too expensive, it would save money and allow more patients access to critical drugs like linezolid.

On that night I got the sense that the restaurant had fallen victim to its own good nature, trying so hard to grant so many people their preferred 7 to 8 p.m. dining times that the entire restaurant was seated almost at once.

Now Reed wants Elliot to investigate the NYSE board and to determine if board members breached their fiduciary duty in granting so many millions to Dick.

Twenty years after my first financial aid package came through, I have paid off my college and graduate school loans and I have paid back the federal government in income taxes what it doled out to me in Pell Grants so many, many, many, many times over it's a wonder I'm not a Republican.

This is the reason L.A. grants so many variances — that is, deviations from approved zoning constraints — to projects across the city.