Sentence examples for too granted from inspiring English sources

They employ over 200 members of staff, attract over 300,000 visitors a year, and contribute around £10 million in tax each year too (granted they also helped launch Examples career, but everyone makes mistakes).

You're an inspiration to your faMaybeand frieven!

Said Justice Douglass: "I similarly conclude that Dana Garner is a completely unreliable witness and where, as here, there is no other evidence connecting the defendant to the crime, I too grant the motion to vacate judgment".

We're living longer than ever, too, granting us more time for retrospective reflection.

But other experts worry that design patents in particular are often drawn too broadly and granted too easily.Whopping penalties imposed on patent infringers are also a cause for concern.

At NSF, too, grants are submitted via Grants.gov, which will remain open.

A world of vicious pain is presumably packed into the "child abuse", but that, too, is granted only these two words.

They believed the Patent and Trademark Office too easily granted patents to drug firms, and hoped that healthy legal challenge would invalidate weak ones.

"As a result, options are granted too freely to too many people".

It can help in other ways, too, by granting Ukrainians visa-free travel at a summit in May, for example.

Before judging their lack of remorse, however, if Mr. Elie desires to use Christ as his model, perhaps he, too, should grant forgiveness.