granted that

She took it for granted that you knew the matter.

Yes, if you only had 1 of these tables on a page, you could take for granted that this would exist only once.

He took it for granted that she was doing very well and he was relieved of further worry.

He took that for granted that his father would come to his help if he got into trouble.

if I forget that it was He who granted that ray of light to His most unworthy servant, then I know nothing of Calvary love.

Eg. He took it for granted that he would win the game, but he failed.

We take it for granted that the most popular language on the Internet is English, since, after all, the Internet was an American creation.

A woman is less likely to think of herself as irresistible or to take it for granted that an attractive man will chat her up .

It is often taken for granted that this is also true for the maker of fine-art objects.

I take it for granted that you will come and talk the matter over with him.

MercatorNet: Finally, you seem to take it for granted that local journalists are responsible.

It is taken for granted that the production and sale of drugs will be regulated by governments, but this was not always the case.

They seem to take for granted that having a law degree is a good thing and that legal training would help in my work.

Granted, that may not be the case for the Middle East sovereign wealth funds, which tend to be a function of oil prices.

I used to take it for granted that I'm better than my car mechanic is much more clever.

I take it for granted that no hearer of mine will misinterpret what I have to say as the language of cynicism.

He took for granted that the invitation included himself.

He almost ignored Julia, seeming to take it for granted that Winston could speak for her.

Granted that he is not brilliant, he is at least competent and diligent.

Granted that he is not brilliant, he is at least competent and works hard.

I took it for granted that you had been told about this.

He took it for granted that his report is free from mistake.

Excuse me for not introducing you to Kermit . I took it for granted that you two knew each other .

Excuse me for not introducing you to Peter. I took it for granted that you two knew each other.

It was not that they were indifferent to exam results; they simply took it for granted that our natural talent would carry us through.

In natural sciences, we take it for granted that researchers have to be well equipped to do experiments.

Granting that (Granted that) the market is turning better, it would be a temporarily.

Some Chinese people have taken for granted that the USA is a more open country, and that many sinful practices are common and acceptable.

I mean take the postal note; it's something we take for granted that people don't think of it as being design.

However, do not take it for granted that you can easily master English here. Many people still use Chinese in Singapore.

We may take it for granted that it exists just like air around us, or the force of gravity, or other natural happening.

He spoke English so well that took it for granted that he was an American.

Granted that he is speaking of poetry, not a prose, does not this exhibit place him among the villains?

He spoke English so well that I took it for granted that he was an Englishman.

She took it granted that she was invited to the party.

Granted that you don't like the proposal, you shouldn't have rejected it without consulting others.

Granted that it's Chinese, if capitalism blows up the Buddhist site this time instead of Islam, does that mean We're Winning over there?

He spoke English so well that I took it for granted that he was an American.

I take it for granted that they will remind me for the meeting.

Most of us have taken it for granted that . . . , but a recent survey reveals a surprising discovery.

Granted, that market is still in its infancy. Wealthy Chinese face tight restrictions on their ability to move money outside the country.

Take it for granted that your property is being smoothly and efficiently managed: leave the cleaning and support services to us.

"It may all be a giant game of chicken. But it cannot be taken for granted that China will be willing to buy US paper for ever. "

It is not a matter of "take-it-for-granted" that Sport Psychology can be named as a kind of discipline or a branch of science.

We take it for granted that we see the world as it actually is, but in fact, we do not.

But I do not take for granted that the best thing in the world is being a Chelsea supporter. Whatever. That is something I know for a fact.

This public debate has taken for granted that inequality in these countries has risen as a result of globalisation.

But I worry that children will take it for granted that a touch interface responds to your fingertips.

They take it for granted that they know more than everyone else, and become narcissistic, proud and intolerant.

We take it for granted that we have a common sense that the luxurious products must have two aspects: first, comfortable; second, expensive.

The colleges and universities just cannot take it for granted that the employers will keep hiring their graduates in rain and in shine.

Even if it is granted that religion should be expunged , how does Mr Dawkins suggest this could be done?

Some people take it for granted that telephone will ultimately take the place of letter writing.

I take it for granted that you'll be coming to the meeting.

I do accept gratefully that Roman will always make it granted that we are a club to be reckoned with.

We must not take it for granted that the board of the directors will approve of the investment plan.

Thus, it has almost been taken for granted that any animals would have a single mitochondrial chromosome with all mitochondrial genes on it.

People take it for granted that water can be recycled through rain, rivers and wells.

Obviously, he takes it for granted that hellos educational background and work experience are surely impressive. But actually they are not.

SVOA We took it for granted that Mr. Green would be appointed Keeper of the Crown Jewels.

We must not take it for granted that the board of directors will approve of the investment plan.

But now they seem to take it for granted that they can shou up any time they like.

I take it for granted that we have no school on Saturday.

Oppositely we take it for granted that making money is not all to an enterprise development by earning profit.

Be sure not to take it for granted that others should help and take care of you.

We engineering students take it for granted that technology is changing incredibly fast.

Too often, they take for granted that you sacrificed pay, even risked your current job, to meet with them.

Beijing appears to take it for granted that it already has overtaken Japan.

Naturally, we take it for granted that the famous song Love is Blue equals a romantic love story.

We take it for granted that we must warm ourselves in winter times, yet we seldom realize the burning away of precious natural resources.

We take it for granted that the first two persons, our parents, whom we are encountered with, would accompany us all the way.

Granted that a new dorm is inevitably necessary, if the building should be experimental and futuristic style is open to doubt.

Customers who feel unimportant, unappreciated or taken for granted that their business elsewhere.

You should not take for granted that everyone has the same thoughts as you do.

She took it for granted that he would receive it with shame.

eg. Some students take it for granted that their parents should work hard to raise them.

" Therefore it must not be granted that " Christ is a creature.

Perhaps it is laws like the Endangered Species Act, which take for granted that we know what species are.

I just took it for granted that he would always be around.

I take it for granted that he would agree to the plan.

Having an Indirect authority means the user belongs to a group that was granted that authority.

sometimes I take for granted that I do have a brother and sister and others did not.

He just took it for granted that he would pass the exam.

We should be independent, and don't take it for granted that you can anchor your hope in your parents whenever you come across difficulties.

We take it for granted that people trust their central banks to deliver low inflation.

People take it for granted that fatties are born to make slender people look good.

Many of us take for granted that technology is the brightest spot in the economy, where most of the innovation and job creation occurs.

For us Chinese take for granted that chopsticks are the tools for eating noodles.

It isn't always wise to take it for granted that foreigners understand no Chinese.

These children take it for granted that their parents should give them money.

fault gentle Some girls appear gentle, but you shouldn't take it for granted that they never lose their temper.

We take it for granted that everyone should have the chance of being educated.

I take it for granted that you will be interested in it, too.

that everybody takes it for granted that I'm Christian.

Krishnamurti: You take it for granted that there is a superior entity, and the object it sees.

By the 1970s their daughters, having watched their mothers go off to work, took it for granted that they would do the same.

We take it for granted that everyone should have the chance to be educated.

Some people take it for granted that some lucky numbers can bring them good luck.

Merely 10 years ago, most people took for granted that the public sector would finance these three necessities.

And you can take it for granted that they've heard of stars and galaxies, but not necessarily of star clusters or quasars.

Taking it for granted that, with ability you can have a spot of your own.

We took it for granted that he would come.

We took it for granted that you knew the whole matter.

So you must n't take it for granted that a watch tower must be connected with a wall.

In other disciplines, it's taken for granted that engineers work systematically.

Don't take it for granted that our parents should supply us with everything.

Beijing residents overwhelmingly support the Games and take for granted that officials will do what is necessary to ensure clean air.

Granted that you are a beginner, you should not make such mistakes.

Granted, that was the best way to save their boats.

We can never take it for granted that what we read, see or hear from media sources of any kind is trustworthy.

He took it for granted that his parents sent him to school.

He takes it for granted that the boss will sign the contract.

And I do take for granted that idiots will again believe that you win in football just because you have money.

She took it for granted that they would approve of the idea.

I took it for granted that mothers were the sandwich-makers, the finger-painting appreciators and the homework monitors.

We take it for granted that knowledge advances rapidly.

That takes it for granted that you learn computer languages and make computer programs more easily if your English is excellent.

Don't take it for granted that college graduates can do everything in all aspects.

I took it for granted that mother were the sandwich-makers, the finger-painting appreciators and the homework monitors.

Granted that this is true, what conclusion can you reach?

Granted that he did say so, what harm can you see in it ?

For many years the west has taken for granted that authoritarian, family-based regimes make reliable partners.

We took it for granted that they would accept the proposal.

Granted that this is true, what conclusion can you draw?

People take it for granted that male is stronger than female.

I'm taking it for granted that brevity is generally a good thing.

They took it for granted that the singer was coming.

I take it for granted that you two knew each.

But don't hurl random assaults at others and take for granted that whatever you say is truth.

And here we take it for granted that we see Jesus, and often!

Krishnamurti: You say so. You take it for granted that there is. why?

I took it for granted that you would go with me.

He simply took it for granted that the check was good.

We should not take it for granted that those who score high in tests will naturally do well in practical work.

Don't take it for granted that I should do it.

I take it for granted that they would support this idea.

It was taken for granted that they would come and join us.

When she got up after three days, it was taken for granted that her position was lost.

He just takes it for granted that the home is clean.

I take it for granted that he is a native Italian because he speaks Italian so well.

Once people took it for granted that the earth was flat.

I took it for granted that you knew the fact.

don't take it for granted that your parents will excuse you.

We could never take it for granted that all is well with everything .

we take it for granted that they would consent.

I take it for granted that they have arrived there already.

It is taken for granted that teachers should shoulder the responsibility of the students? education.

We take it for granted that air expands when heated.

The thing is, we take it for granted that our eyes will eventually give up on us and we will eventually need glasses or contact lenses.

Granted that it is dangerous, all the same I still want to go.

Was there a lot that you took for granted that astounded him?

I took it for granted that I would find the perfect job.

It was taken for granted that when they grew up they would marry.

I took it for granted that he would come.

He spoke English so well that Itook it for granted that he was American.

I take it for granted that you will come.

Granted that in today's economy it is difficult to do so, but you always have options.

We should not take it for granted that we need to throw away all the tradition.

He just takes it for granted that the house is tidy.

I took it for granted that they were not coming.

Granted that style makes it look like it's from the late '90s, but it's a start, anyway.

It is taken for granted that everyone may make a mistake.

I take it for granted that they will support this idea.

Paul takes for granted that we will always pray for an open door in our families, at our work, and in our church and city.

I took it for granted that you'd stay with us.

I took it for granted that new roads should be built.

I take it for granted that parents should do everything for us, which is wrong.

I still take it for granted that every time a Chelsea team puts on their shirts to play football they will be victorious.

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I take it for granted that he has got the First Prize Scholarship.

Don't take it for granted that they will support you.

My husband is a real control freak, he takes it for granted that he can do no wrong.

Granted that he is honest , he may be mistaken .

Granted that he is not brilliant, he is atleast competent and works hard.

Don't take it for granted that they will give you a hand.

Today, it is taken for granted that China is unstoppable.

As soon as the exploit was online, it was granted that a new firmware would come and patch it.

I took it for granted that he knew me.

Some people take it for granted that it is worth doing because it boosts the economy.

I took it for granted that you had finished the job long ago .

I took it for granted that you would stay with us.

Therefore, after he grew up, he will take for granted that all things belong to him.

I take in for granted that they will support this idea.

I take it for granted that a mother should love her child.

Don't take it for granted that he is wrong.

You take it for granted that present action can change the future, but present actions can also change the past.

Many people take it for granted that to speak fluently means you have to speak fast, which is completely wrong.

I tookit for granted that you would stay with us .

We all took it for granted that he would take part in the party, but he didn't turn up till the end.

Granted that he should send money to help with the bills, it doesn't mean he will.

I take it for granted that he will come.

I take it for granted that we should build new roads.

It must be taken for granted that he will do the work well.

I take it for granted that we should word hard.

Granted that you have some progress, you should not be conceited.

Because of them, I grew up taking for granted that women could vote.

They took it for granted that I would go to their party.

Krishnamurti: You take it for granted that he is there. Why do you say so?

Yet you are alive, and you take it for granted that I am dead, and so, what a delightful game we play!

do harm Granted that he's in hospital, he can't do us much harm . . .

Never take it for granted that you can always find a job after graduation.

However, we should not take for granted that we will be as lucky in the future.

Granted that he has enough money to buy the house, it doesn't mean he's going to do so.

I have always taken it for granted that time is necessary to attain liberation.

I took it for granted that you would want to see the play, so I bought you a ticket.

Everyone from the judge down takes it for granted that the job of the defendant's attorney is to get his client off not to reveal the truth;

He spoke English so well that I took it for granted that he was speaking his mother language

I took it for granted that you'd want to come with us, so I bought you a ticket.

The result MIGHT look like this in your mobile phone display (don't take it for granted that all formatting tags will render as expected)

I took it for granted that'd you'd want to come with us, so I bought you a ticket.

Because of them, my daughter grew up taking for granted that children of all colors could go to school together.

Why is it that people of the English-speaking world take for granted that the rest of the world should speak English?

Granted, that was caused in part by a one -off fall in petrol costs;

even if; even though; granted that

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