Sentence examples for granted whether from inspiring English sources

Many suburbanites take free parking for granted, whether it's in the lot of a big-box store or at home in the driveway.

Trank wanted to return to smaller, more intimate movies – and that wish will likely now be granted, whether he likes it or not.

Listening to the music and thinking about how it connected with other musicians and realizing how many correlations I hadn't even thought of or had taken for granted, whether it's a Sufjan Stevens or a Radiohead.

He takes nothing for granted, whether he is analysing the Palaeolithic rock carvings at Creswell Crags in Nottinghamshire or tracing the stone circles of Stonehenge in Wiltshire and Callanish in the Outer Hebrides.

Hours cut for carers, meaning less time for often severely disabled people to spend doing the sorts of things the rest of us take for granted – whether it be shopping or walking in the park.

Granted, whether we travel for business or pleasure we seldom want to spend more time in transit than we have to.

"Why we're doing so well," Mr. Rosenthal continued, "is that there's a renewed sense of family in the country, we're realizing how fragile life is and we're not taking our families for granted -- whether they're conventional or unconventional families, whether they're a family of friends or co-workers".

However, the European Commission is investigating how the permissions for the plant were granted and whether it damages the marine environment.

I just carried on with my day job really, not knowing whether we'd be granted a TUE or whether we wouldn't be granted a TUE, whether a TUE application had been made.

Women must be granted greater equality, whether conservatives like it or not.

The Supreme Court granted certiorari on whether SEC line items create a duty to disclose in Indiana Pub.