Sentences with phrase «often take it for»

Its cruelties include robbing patients of activities we often take for granted, like walking, eating, talking, and even breathing.

And yet, for all his professional accolades, Shannon was comfortable being something that we too often take for granted: an amateur.Shannon was «an amateur unicyclist» and «an amateur juggler,» and could often be found tinkering away at his home, building things from scratch such as a robotic mouse that could navigate a maze.

Business professionals too often take for granted that they're correctly executing the fundamentals without consistent honing.

I've actually created an acronym for «HEART» to represent the things that we expect to happen every single day but often take for granted.

As consumers, we often take for granted all the hard work that goes into building a great company.

Economist Bill Conerly argues that stereotypes of Millennials, which are often taken for weaknesses can actually be major strengths in the sales profession.

While this fact is perhaps too often taken for granted, Davies makes no attempt to hide his certainty that all ballyhooed attempts to find a Grand Unified Theory of Everything are to some extent self - defeating precisely because of the quite inexplicable, indeed mysterious, effectiveness of mathematics in explaining events in the physical world.

Christianity brought about amazing changes in Western Society, values we often take for granted today.

I want to spend the rest of my life with him... I want to combine our resources, grow old together, have everything that straight people often take for granted having the ability to do.

Martin is no idle vandal of the Church, even if his critics often take him for one.

Turmeric and ginger are also considered good natural alternatives to acetaminophen, a common over-the-counter drug often taken for flu symptoms and pain which can cause dangerous liver toxicity.

All things we too often take for granted.

«Our kids returned to the U.S. extraordinarily thankful for many of the things often taken for granted [like] food, shelter, clothes, non-arranged marriages, and they have happily and repeatedly donated clothes, toys and food since our return.»

We often take for granted plopping our kids in the car, buckling them up, and heading out for our day.

The bouncy chair apparently looks a lot like a car and Lincoln is often taken for car rides across the kitchen floor.

It's often taken for motion sickness or digestive problems, but in certain parts of the world, ginger is believed to help mothers increase their breast milk supply.

We often take it for granted that our children will rebel or become jealous with the arrival of a new sibling.

It is somewhat ironic that the two most important things in a father's life (his health and his families) are also the two things he most often takes for granted, neglecting them and then regretting it later on.

My oldest two are often taken for twins because they look alike, yet their personalities are very different.

Since toddlers are notoriously moody creatures, the tantrums and meltdowns that might clue you in are often taken for granted as typical toddler behavior.

Clean water and air, roads, maintenance, etc. are required for nearly every endeavor in human culture and are often taken for granted.

Culture does permeate national strategy but the problem remains that the very notion of what constitutes «culture» is often taken for granted, as a matter - of - fact assumption that it is something that developed intrinsically.

The social, political and cultural framework within which this takes place was often taken for granted and not made an issue.

These are the arguments we need to be using; it has to be about cuts impacting on the delivery of key public services, services that people all too often take for granted and that they don't yet realise they're set to lose unless they're prepared to fight for them.

Findings in the report illustrate ways financially fragile consumers — who have no credit, bad credit or live on fixed incomes — are often taken for a ride when they apply for car loans.

Anna Chandy, Chair of The Live Love Laugh Foundation's Board of Trustees shares, «I think society lacks concern and empathy towards women who wear multiple hats, and often takes them for granted.

He called the new legislation «proactive,» in ensuring «the health needs and the accommodations that we often take for granted are often given to expecting mothers» would now be «codif [ied] into law.»

This ceremony will give us the opportunity to recognize all military members, past and present, for what they have done to allow us to enjoy the freedoms we all too often take for granted.»

The sense of touch is often taken for granted.

A short skim through the text below this classic climate change image is often all it takes for glaciologist Twila Moon to find the words that set her teeth on edge: polar ice caps.

Entangled electrons might also help to answer a bigger question that is often taken for granted: Does entanglement really exist?

He will argue that the position often taken for granted in the public debate — that the skills gap is a supply problem — is incorrect.

Yet, plants are often taken for granted by the general public and often made to take a back seat to the allure of studying animals in K - 12 education.

No, I'm not forcing etiquette on you, but rather, I'm helping you to see that just like smiling at another person, the words and gestures we often take for granted are significant to others.

I am always amazed at the beautiful mountain views I often take for granted.

I'm in awe of Liz's ability to relish simple acts that are often taken for granted — a shopping trip or a day at the pool with her daughter, an afternoon spent with friends or listening to her favorite song.

Healthy digestion is so important, yet often taken for granted — until something goes wrong.

I'm so glad you're here today, because I feel like stretching is one of those things we often take for granted or just don't do properly.

We often take for granted the role that our lower back muscles play in our everyday mobility.

Sleep is something that we often take for granted and do not get enough of it.

This unmissable substance is important in so many aspects of life, and yet we often take it for granted.

That lack of constraint, that freedom, I too often take for granted.

Sure we say it all the time, but really enjoying every little moment is something we often take for granted.

Like you, reading is such a huge part of my life and I often take it for granted!

... One seemingly insignificant comment, question or action can lead to an impromptu mini-lesson on the minutiae of life that we often take for granted, but that my kids are absolutely clueless about.

All of these developments reminded me of a very important element of ours lives that we often take for granted or just plain ignore it or maybe are unaware of how critical it is.

Living just down the street I often take it for granted but it is pretty cool:).

They are often taken for granted but plays an important role in any style.

I enjoy the very simple things in life that we often take for granted.

I'm 62 years young, often taken for mid 50s.