Sentence examples for model for granted from inspiring English sources

Only if we take the standard development model for granted is economic growth a necessity to alleviate poverty.

It was predicted "that five years from now, current opponents will take the TOR-centric model for granted, which then will become new dogma (ironically)" [ 35].

At the same time, many online business models taken for granted in the West have yet to be localized for Arab markets.

Their models take for granted that idealized agents possess all (and only) the general facts required to determine what reasons they have.

In contrast, home births in Belgium are uncommon and the medical model is taken for granted.

The world's motor industry, and many other branches of manufacturing, rushed to embrace and adopt the principles of TPS.In the process American and European cars went from being unreliable, with irritating breakdowns, leaks and bits dropping off in the 1970s, to the sturdy, reliable models consumers take for granted today.

Since its debut in 2008, the short film has won prizes worldwide because of its ability to probe the larger societal models we take for granted.

The conditions and appropriateness for modeling are taken for granted, yet as this paper attempts to remind, considering theoretically based putative relations between the events of interest is crucial to the process.

But it is not clear whether it is an undesirable property for logics of presupposition: to the extent that such systems model what is taken for granted by speakers, it might be seen as natural that tautologies are presupposed.

Although this evolutionary model is now taken for granted, in William Beebe's time it was a novel idea.

"There are many possible outcomes beyond the liberal, democratic models that we take for granted in our own countries," he said.