Examples of 'is taken for granted' in a sentence
Meaning of "is taken for granted"
is taken for granted: This phrase means that something or someone is not fully appreciated or valued. It implies that a person, object, or situation is assumed or expected to be present or available without considering its true significance or worth
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is taken for granted
Today air travel is taken for granted.
Nothing is taken for granted as everything is a luxury.
Normally her existence is taken for granted.
What is taken for granted and what is in doubt.
At present freedom of speech is taken for granted.
This position is taken for granted in the natural sciences.
Too often communication is taken for granted.
Quality is taken for granted by participants and programme administrators.
Sometimes a niche term is taken for granted.
Now it is taken for granted that the cause is lost.
In both countries corruption is taken for granted.
Nothing is taken for granted.
The presence of feminism in our lives is taken for granted.
The future is taken for granted.
It is taken for granted that students know how to express themselves.
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The divine determination is taken for granted.
This is taken for granted.
The sphere of unpaid work is taken for granted.
Full withdrawal is taken for granted a point on which we refuse to compromise.
The existence and security of this communication channel is taken for granted.
Many times it is taken for granted.
It is taken for granted that the mice will appeal to children.
Your discretion is taken for granted.
It is taken for granted that workout is key for a healthy life.
Secretarial support is taken for granted.
This feature is taken for granted on most content management platforms.
The cost of feeding and caring for babies is taken for granted.
Freedom of movement is taken for granted in most southern communities.
She is often never recognized for her contributions and is taken for granted.
Broadband internet access is taken for granted in the major cities.
It is taken for granted that political scientists should contribute to public debate.
Microevolution has been observed and is taken for granted even by creationists.
Nothing here is taken for granted workers constantly scavenge for dead insects.
Cognitive ability and business acumen is taken for granted at the senior level.
It is taken for granted from the beginning by those who have authority to speak.
It is set in a world where magic is taken for granted and technology is banned.
It is taken for granted that everyone receives the consecrated host in his hand.
What you improve one year it is taken for granted in the following year.
People live immersed in a symbolically structured social environment that is taken for granted.
That is a tradition that is taken for granted in many European countries.
Our young people are plunged into a world where evolution is taken for granted.
It is taken for granted that all the disciples of Christ pray.
Multilingualism is a routine part of the operation that is taken for granted and managed naturally.
This desire is taken for granted in all who seek the Initiation.
Demonstration that in this sport nothing is taken for granted until the last meter.
These women producers have a subjective approach in which the emancipatory intention is taken for granted.
Right of Way Freedom of movement is taken for granted in most southern communities.
The purpose toward the accomplishment of which the action tends is taken for granted.
Nothing is taken for granted as well as the heroism of National Hero itself.
The availability of the Internet is taken for granted.
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Measures had been taken to strengthen the judiciary
A taken male instantly becomes an unavailable male
I am sorry to have taken up all your time
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Corresponding patents granted or pending in other countries
Granted our years on this earth are generous
Awards and certifications granted by selected institutions
