That notion sparked a conversation about what adults, and teenagers, may take for granted as being private or restricted.
The unpredictable part of all the warm weather is how long it may take for some of the serious effects to show up on landscape plants.
"Lifelong New Yorkers may take for granted the sight of people setting stuff on their steps to give away, but I still notice it.
Pull up a chair and ponder a part of the automobile that drivers may take for granted but that the manufacturers do not: seats.
Like a lot of other national parks, Rocky Mountain does not allow cellphone towers, so service that visitors may take for granted is spotty at best.
This one would slice in half the tax deduction that people making $10 million or more may take for their charitable gifts.
Locals may take for granted that their city lies on a mattress of 100 or more natural thermal springs, but for tourists it's a treat.
These long delays are due to slow referees returning papers with their critical comments, and the additional time it may take for the authors to make the appropriate revisions.
We have to remember, though, that what a woman in London may take for granted and perceive as "just a service" may mean the whole world to the overworked and tired woman in Katine.
Those of us who have studied a major world language may take for granted the wealth of language resources available to us: from textbooks to language apps, translated films and exchange programs.
While there, they meet with potential vendors and importers, locate Western-style kitchen equipment and, in some cases, plan how to procure items that Americans may take for granted.
