Sentence examples for issues for granted from inspiring English sources
During this election cycle, it is not uncommon to hear charges levied against the Democratic Party for taking black voters and their issues for granted.
However, as a result of this professional match between interviewer and interviewees, there is a risk that both parties took certain issues for granted.
I mean these sorts of issues we take for granted in Australia, but I tell you that these are things that people are fighting very hard for in places like the US," Owler told Macquarie Radio on Monday.
Seward is a practical man and right on so many issues we take for granted today that it's easy to admire him.
However, most researchers do not consider this issue, or take for granted that managers will be committed to EMR implementation.
Despite the fact that the Americans with Disabilities Act requires access for new buildings, those constructed before 1993 aren't required to adhere to the same standards, meaning access can often be a bit of a crap shoot for older locations — a fact that those of us who don't have the same sort of accessibility issues can too often take for granted.
It explored issues that people now take for granted.
Although the emergence and propagation of drug resistant isolates is a complex issue, it is reasonable to take for granted that the higher proportion of MDR isolates in Ethiopian pigs than in ruminants could be due to a higher occurrence of certain serovars rather than a more frequent exposure of pigs to antimicrobials.
"John McCain is pleased to see that the S.E.C. has finally decided to permit alternative accounting methods to mark-to-market accounting for securities where no active market exists," his campaign said after the S.E.C. interpretation was issued, taking for granted that the bankers had prevailed.
But countries that repeatedly flout the rules, issue empty threats or take Europe for granted end up losing influence: ask Italy, Greece or Cyprus.
With six matches of the normal season to run, the Easter congestion almost upon us and Southampton – the only club above Reading – having been issued a reminder to take nothing for granted in the painful form of three unanswered goals at Blackpool, McDermott and company still have much to do to earn an automatic return to the top level, at which they spent the 2006/7 and 2007/8 seasons.
