Sentence examples for granting just from inspiring English sources

Against that backdrop, Mr. Bush has made little use of his clemency powers, granting just 157 pardons and six commutations.

Lenders consider this information before granting just about any kind of consumer loan from mortgages and home equity loans to credit cards and auto loans.

The company's latest transparency report covers the first half of 2018 and it shows that it received 12 requests for data in Vietnam, granting just two.

With the Gateses, he was granted just an hour.

That is not a reputation that can be taken for granted just now.

"You don't take the accepted view for granted just because everybody believes it.

It's easy to take for granted just how quickly art travels today, whether by JPEG or shipping crate.

And he has granted just enough democracy and exercised enough financial prudence to keep foreign donor governments sweet.

"I realized that I've taken a lot for granted just being able to play any sport," she said.

The waiver was granted just as the season started, and Kazemi quickly asserted himself in the Ducks' lineup.

"We tend to take our senses for granted, just as we can take other people for granted.