One unique stable equilibrium cannot be taken for granted, instead multiple equilibria and qualitative regime shifts are more realistic signatures of economic systems.
We don't have the same protections others take for granted, we are instead treated as perpetually guilty.
But if the primary intention of the biblical authors was not to record history -- in the post-Enlightenment sense we take for granted today -- but instead to confess faith, then these differences are not troubling inconsistencies to be reconciled but rather helpful clues to understanding the confession of the author.
Instead of enjoying expanding horizons, they are trapped in a virtual prison, where things every child should be able to take for granted are being taken away instead.
The State of Asia-Pacific's Children 2008 urges all governments, international agencies, non-government organizations, civil society and the private sector not to take for granted the recent gains but instead "consolidate and deepen" them by extending critical health services.
This is about the right transit tech for the right moment, and it prefaces a future where we don't care how our devices are connected, and instead just take for granted that they are when and where we need them to be.
Instead, it's about this other group we sometimes take for granted: the working dad.
"People take for granted what she does.
It focuses on the emotional waves that are blended into all relationships, particularly centering on the constant realisation that this is something that shouldn't be taken for granted and should instead be valued rather than being flooded with dissatisfaction.
All too often, our tax code takes for granted our nation's startups, choosing instead to stack the deck in favor of incumbent corporations.
Henceforth, he said, assumptions like the right of the state to bring about redistribution through such "coercive means" as progressive taxation "will need to be defended and argued for instead of being taken for granted".
