Sentence examples for too, granted that from inspiring English sources
You're an inspiration to your faMaybeand frieven!
The organization granted that wish.
Granted, that was a record.
Adobe began shipping Flash Player 10.1 for Mobile last June, but even Laptop magazine admitted that "Steve Jobs was right," and that "Adobe's offering seems like it's too little, too late". Granted, that report was from six months ago, but it still doesn't bode well for the technology.
It seems unfair to grant a young person the responsibilities of a grownup without granting that young person the rights of a grownup, too.
The court did not grant that warrant on the grounds that it was too broad.
Mr. Ashcroft made a point that far more learned and impassioned laments over the loss of the remnants of Iraq's past have either overlooked or taken too much for granted: that the past, especially as made tangible in its artifacts and surviving texts, has the power to inspire the present and the future.
Too many patents are granted that should never see the light of day in the first place.
Paul Pacifico, the CEO of AIM, who provide a collective voice for the U.K.'s independent music industry, was clear about the sector's financial significance to the U.K. economy: "We can too easily take for granted that British music has a special place in the world and for several decades it has punched above its weight.
It is accepting a truth too often taken for granted: that our history and therefore our future lies in the protection and nurturing of all that lies around us.
