taken for granted

At least one thing was taken for granted before voting day - women across the US were going to turn out for Kamala Harris.

The last poll of a Biden-Trump matchup gave Trump an 18-point lead over the president and the state has largely been taken for granted by both campaigns as an easy GOP win.

In a climate where essential workers were initially celebrated as heroes, many ultimately found themselves taken for granted, expected to silently endure risks and pressures, with little acknowledgment of their sacrifices.

It's scary to realize that one of your senses, one you’ve cherished and taken for granted for decades, is taking a hike and never returning.

The study, however, comes with a stark warning that surf breaks - areas where the waves start to collapse or plunge - should not be taken for granted and need more legal protection.