Even if granted that, it will still struggle.
This strategy takes for granted that the country still, at its core, agrees with the Republicans.
Niese said the ball was "kind of soggy" after the rain delay because of the humidity and that he "just took it for granted that my stuff would still be there, but I just lost command of all my pitches".
So, granted that a lot can still go wrong -- debt ceiling!
But in the interests of fairness, we have to grant that there still could be a there there, whether or not the DNC makes its case.
A third criticism surfaced, too: If Sandberg grants that society still reeks of sexism, why is her focus on women pulling themselves up and not on institutions becoming more fair?
While its contents are likewise "contingent" and "arbitrary" from the standpoint of what is necessary for our moral vocation, he still grants that within this domain there still may be genuine revelation and miracles.
It's not because families refuse — to judge from recent studies, they still grant that permission up to eighty per cent of the time.
It's not because families refuse to judge from recent studies, they still grant that permission up to eighty per cent of the time.
Such philosophers can still grant that if we interpret supervenience in an ascriptive way, it provides important insights into ethics.
Still, he grants that the American Revolution created the world's first large republic and "replaced divine right, and hereditary right, and customary legitimacy, with the supreme authority of the people".
