Sentence examples for not always granted from inspiring English sources
America is the land of opportunity — all that is deserved is not always granted".
He has ensured that he has an artistic free rein, something not always granted to his predecessors.
Born in a lightning storm in Kansas City in 1923, he started as he meant to go on, enjoying a somewhat epic life which found friendship with luminaries such as Jean Dubuffet, Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning et al, whose support of him was as noteworthy for its affection as for its endurance – a distinction not always granted to artists at the top of the pile.
Waivers are not always granted, and they depend on your circumstances.
Given the dynamic organizational context where the implementation took place, the organizational endorsement was not always granted and a lack of buy-in became a barrier to sustainability.
As in life, the children are not always well behaved, and love does not always grant eternal happiness.
Immigrant rights advocates said that federal authorities have abused the expedited removals process and that border authorities do not always grant apprehended immigrants their rights to seek legal protections.
In addition, pluralistic egalitarianism should be moderate enough to not always grant equality victory in the case of conflict between equality and welfare.
Mostly, I wish I knew that age does not always grant wisdom, and that, even when you're young, you're the main authority on yourself.
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