taken-for-granted

But the news since the polls closed has been so bad that this future cannot be taken for granted.

I was shocked to see me, but she seems to be taken for granted, but it struck lower part of the body.

Working hard is often required of us, but taking time out for fun is taken for granted.

This point tends to be taken for granted by Americans and disbelieved by others.

But, sadly, I am taken for granted by those who use me, as if I were a mere incident and without background.

But a hundred years on, the durability of that post-Ottoman state system should not be taken for granted.

Global warming, a heated topic of today, is often taken for granted to be responsible for the harsh weather.

manufacturers in such a decorative glass container behind the efforts made by the end consumer is often taken for granted.

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

What they failed to recognise was that their own, taken-for-granted, "lack" of belief might itself be amenable to inquiry.

Being a pivotal factor of RT, expectation of relevance(ER) has always been employed as a taken-for-granted concept and is scarcely studied.

This may seem simple, but it is a process that is often taken for granted or done in an ad hoc manner.

Some of the things we'd taken for granted, like going on holiday, we're beginning to really appreciate again.

Fast rates of expansion cannot be taken for granted; nor can the ability of the state to offer ever more protection to its citizens.

Don't forget to mention some of the things you've always taken for granted, and never thanked him for.

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

What better way to be taken for granted than to always be there ready with your time, focus and attention at the drop of a hat.

Passion could be taken for granted and the scouting system and coaching staff was arguably the best set-up in world football.

and I think it's really taken for granted, especially with the younger generation now, you know?

The coalition with the Conservatives is still new, and "its stability should not be taken for granted" , he says.

Outlook is such a fixture of office and computer life, its potential as a central life-organizing inbox is easily taken for granted.

A habit-free existence would be a robotic existence; it would be one in which nothing could be taken for granted.

We thought we were hot stuff because we could hook up our remote offices around the country to it, something now taken for granted.

Since then the feeling has grown that the strength in depth of the English contingent is no longer to be taken for granted.

The matter related to your future can't be taken for granted.

Meanwhile, the greatness of the United States, which so many have taken for granted for so long, is steadily slipping away.

"It was sort of taken for granted, " says one director.

In generations before my own, this was taken for granted as an important part of life.

From his earliest years his venturesome spirit and his intention of being a surgeon were taken for granted.

Experts widely assumed that H5N1 would cause the next pandemic, and its severity was almost taken for granted.

It cannot be taken for granted once the economy has passed through some point of no return like a takeoff stage.

That humanity is one and indivisible would have been taken for granted until about the time of Darwin's birth.

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

Cell phone service has become like the air itself: taken for granted, not given much thought until it's unavailable.

The assumption of an ever-increasing standard of living is no longer taken for granted.

But when economic hardship ends the easy handouts, the elites' support and loyalty to the system can no longer be taken for granted.

Yet the primacy of the dollar is no longer to be taken for granted.

Having a father drop you off may have been taken for granted, but I always thought it was wonderful.

Yet even in the early months of the regime, internal stability cannot be taken for granted.

The theory of developmental state consists of many propositions, which are unsystematic , contradictory, and taken for granted.

It is a paradox of open societies: since order cannot be taken for granted, the public demands that government ostentatiously impose it.

These formats are taken for granted, just as we accept telephone keypads and car dashboards, which are also user interfaces.

Breathing is a fundamental life process that usually occurs without conscious thought and, for the healthy person, is taken for granted.

Trust will be taken for granted, as you will be aware that behind the plan for you are spiritually defined reasons based on Light and Love.

Suddenly, with her simple question, I realized that time was running out for this unique partnership I had taken for granted.

A. The cooperation and willingness of the Client to absorb the training and advice cannot be taken for granted.

This invigorating sense of possibility, though it is too often taken for granted, is the great gift of Americanness.

Our modes of behavior are very much shaped by philosophical ideas that looked innocent enough to be taken for granted.

She says that the goods and services provided by nature - like clean air, rain or fertile soils - should not be taken for granted.

Now, it is true that it is his business and that two and two make four is not something that can be taken for granted without his presence.

That's why we must be careful against Unirea Urziceni. If anything is taken for granted, we could be looking at another unwelcome cup upset.

Homosexual love figures largely in the Phaedrus as well, but as something taken for granted, not examined.

Whatever I am going to tell you now is not be taken for granted.

Moreover, the creditworthiness of the US government cannot be taken for granted.

"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. "

Water is a precious commodity that is often taken for granted in the West.

Water is a precious commodity that is often taken for granted.

Instead, I think the current breakdown in Washington highlights the fragility of a human capability we've long taken for granted: trust.

Before the speech, none of this was taken for granted, even in the North.

"Maybe when I'm a hundred, I'll get used to having everything I do taken for granted, " a young homemaker confided to her neighbor.

The truth is that all sorts of comforting assumptions we have taken for granted in recent decades have revealed themselves to be false.

In Libya Mr Obama is challenging the assumption of global leadership America has taken for granted ever since the second world war.

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

But the smoothness of this transition cannot be taken for granted.

Significant details are often overlooked on a day to day basis: they're taken for granted.

Due to the differences in threading models offered by RHEL3 and SLES8, complete binary compatibility cannot be taken for granted.

In the last decade of their grandeur, Englishmen seemed for the first time to become conscious of what before was taken for granted.

(Passage in the Senate is considered less problematic. ) But it should not be taken for granted.

Now such a society, no Who the Who, only who is who crammed big squeeze small, weak-strong crowd were all taken for granted.

There is no substitute for the comfort supplied by the utterly taken-for granted relationship.

Men who cheat intentionally must not be forgiven as your forgiveness can always be taken for granted.

But harmony and tone color are generally taken for granted, it they are thought of consciously at all.

Tseng Kuo-fan represented the interests of the landlord class and suppress the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom also taken for granted.

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

The United States is blessed with vast land and ample resources; abundance is taken for granted.

Especially all the little small things in your life that are so often taken for granted.

One bit of information that is frequently taken for granted in modeling is the personal name.

One thing he was thinking of is something that most of us take for granted today, but in his day it wasn't taken for granted.

As this principle has been taken for granted, it has now been forgotten, but it remains as important as ever.

But in a GDD environment, they cannot be taken for granted.

But most have to scrape by on "zilch" or, at most, on a fraction of what is taken for granted in the for-profit world.

As such, Zhang radically reorders the viewer's taken for granted notions of portraiture, representation, and subjectivity.

Body unknowingly energy intake was significantly greater than consumption, obesity seems taken for granted.

Nothing can be taken for granted where nuclear power is concerned, " said Lautenberg. "

All of a sudden, bankers had to reassess and resize lifestyles they had taken for granted for years.

Given the state of public finances even in more stable countries, such as France, that cannot be taken for granted.

Once you recognize that you don't know the things you've always taken for granted, you set out of the house quite differently.

Now that you are fully in transition from duality to Ascension, you will find that much previously taken for granted is disappearing.

But our status as the world's center for new ideas cannot be taken for granted.

Ancelotti knows that nothing can be taken for granted, including the Rossoneri's Champions League qualifcation.

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

All particulars should be carefully checked and verified; nothing should be taken for granted.

In the past few decades it has been taken for granted in the west that high levels of liquidity are a good thing.

What you can do about it: If your talents, efforts and time are taken for granted, you deserve a change.

Consensual politics and coalition-building is taken for granted in most other advanced democracies.

This would create a "breeding ground for conflict" that would leave the other person feeling like they are being taken for granted.

He had never thought his father loved him , because he their blood relationship between the father and son that is taken for granted.

Alas, credibility cannot be taken for granted.

Having a simple plan is seems obvious enough that it's taken for granted.

Gays expect nothing from Republican administrations and are taken for granted by Democratic ones.

But these benefits, and the potential effect of policy, must not be taken for granted.

One way to find out is to ask the people you depend on if they ever feel used or taken for granted.

We foresee a soft landing, but this cannot be taken for granted.

These can be hidden details that may be taken for granted, such as the cost associated with each call to the help desk.

'Women gain self-confidence, self-worth, money and experience through work and want things that men have for years taken for granted. '

I became somewhat embarrassed, for I was used to being taken for granted by my elders.

Something assumed or taken for granted. Often used in the plural.

Chinese buying cannot be taken for granted.

The Franco-German rapprochement that inspired the founding fathers is taken for granted.

Basic assumptions that guide the organization are deeply rooted and often taken for granted.

As their families' economic conditions worsen, however, Basij loyalty to the government may no longer be taken for granted.

I feel taken for granted when you don't help around the house. I would feel better if we could. . .

when I go home, but I am also looking forward to seeing with 'new eyes' a lot of good things at home that I have taken for granted!

Suddenly doubt is cast on all sorts of assumptions that people have taken for granted for generations.

Eg. Truth is something proved by experiment, so nothing should be taken for granted.

The details of acquiring and generating XML can be taken for granted.

in other words, it should not be taken for granted by member states.

Not to others, and be taken for granted. Thanksgiving should know.

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

Hot summers and mild winters can be taken for granted, but there is far more to Cyprus than reliable weather.

With freedom now taken for granted, the old animosities are ill suppressed.

But if nothing can be taken for granted, you can't get started on anything.

Its advent cannot be taken for granted.

How come the one thing that shouldn't be taken for granted is the very first to be overlooked by most?

Yet, those who have eyes apparently see little. the panorama of color and action which fills the world is taken for granted.

We live in a world where controversial issues are often simply taken for granted.

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

However, the Chinese people have taken for granted, do not feel there is any inappropriate.

That people, from politicians to priests, cheat and lie is taken for granted by many.

That can no longer be taken for granted. The decline of marriage is also contributing to the collapse in the birth rate.

"The Europeanisation of political elites was largely taken for granted, " says Alina Mungiu-Pippidi, a Berlin-based Romanian academic.

If not helping helps them to better appreciate past compassion taken for granted, it's good.

Some applications have already become so widespread that they are taken for granted.

The first function should not be taken for granted.

In some ways rhythmic regularity was probably the thing most taken for granted by listeners before this century.

In logic and math, an axiom is something unquestionable or taken for granted.

Nowadays, I believe, bed-wetting in such circumstances is taken for granted.

The teacher pretended that algebra was a perfectly natural affair, to be taken for granted, whereas I didn't even know what numbers were.

American preeminence, long into the future, can no longer be taken for granted.

Many attend schools where Christianity is taken for granted.

By now, Mourinho's methods have been taken for granted.

e. g. His support cannot be taken for granted. We must ask him first.

On the other hand over the greater part of Asia labour is unlimited in supply, and economic expansion certainly cannot be taken for granted.

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.

As such, it is too important to be taken for granted or held to low standards.

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

Interest in helping our friends are all taken for granted.

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

The stark reality is that sea control cannot be taken for granted anymore.

Whatever the data may say, recovery cannot yet be taken for granted.

Future UV inks and ink occupation of market is taken for granted.

It should not be taken for granted.

Even in rich countries not all these things can be taken for granted.

Nor can Indonesia's most astonishing achievement of all be taken for granted.

It should no longer be taken for granted.

God could never be taken for granted; even by the just.

the idea that moods sweep through markets is taken for granted.

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

The panorama of color and action which fills the world is taken for granted.

Yet it is now taken for granted.

Parents should teach their children that what the family do for them should not be taken for granted.

You may find that your generosity has been taken for granted.

The program starts from the teachers' experiences in order to raise their awareness and sensitivity to those taken-for-granted things.

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

Be careful of being taken for granted by anyone.

This combination causes some ISFPs to get taken for granted.

In all affairs it's a healthy thing now and then to hang a question mark on the things you have long taken for granted.

How do you pursue your inclination towards creating a pleasant, stress-free work environment and not be taken for granted or bullied?

Goodbye to everything we had taken for granted.

For top management jobs, excellent, near-native-speaker English is taken for granted, and the interview would be conducted in English.

The network bandwidth available to the user, directly related to the page-download time, is normally taken for granted.

Their accuracy, as with much that is on the Web, cannot be taken for granted.

That can no longer be taken for granted.

IF AMERICANS have learned anything from their recovery, it is that nothing can be taken for granted.

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

What has just changed in English football is that the idea of a permanent top four can no longer be taken for granted.

Health I have taken for granted.

The pursuit of many emperors and can not have eternal life, which is taken for granted.

The infrastructure, if we were talking about a town, like the electricity, gas and water. They are taken for granted, but you don'

Accurate long-range weather forecasting is taken for granted by farmers and purchasers in the developed world;

Something taken for granted or accepted as true without proof; a supposition:

character of the environment is taken for granted