Sentence examples for granted that because from inspiring English sources
"[W]e're all just sitting here taking it for granted that because we have Medicare we don't want to lose one part of it," Ruthlyn Rubin, a 66-year-old Volen Center resident, said, according to the Sun-Sentinel.
What I love about his thinking is that from the outset he takes it for granted that, because businesses operate in the world, they necessarily have a relationship with it that must be taken seriously.
Granted, that's probably because most of the particulars haven't even been fleshed out yet, but the Google subsidiary is slowly starting to reveal its vision for how these crazy things will actually be made.
Which isn't just offensive because it implies that confident women must be hookers (although granted, that is offensive), but also because it portrays British people as being sexually repressed weirdos.
But museum officials said they were reluctant to grant that demand because it would give more power to a union that they say has irresponsible leadership.
These people do it because they are emotional freaks (O.K., I grant that) but also because they want to do good for the country.
"And so, considering we're not legally married in the eyes of Texas, they don't have to grant that second-parent adoption because they don't recognize our marriage…It's up to the judge's discretion on whether or not to grant it".
It can't be used to detain someone because it simply doesn't grant that power.
Let's agree not to remind California what it used to take for granted, that novellas, because of their length, can often be more handily adapted than novels into movies.
"Freddy should not take it for granted that just because he is Latino, that Latinos are going to vote for him," said Ydanis A. Rodriguez, the director of a college preparatory program in Washington Heights and an organizer of the fund-raising event, "Latinos con Fields".
