"Granted" Example Sentences
1. Granted, it may not be the most glamorous job.
2. Granted, I could have handled the situation better.
3. Granted, money isn't everything.
4. Granted, past performance is not indicative of future results.
5. Granted, perfection is impossible.
6. Granted, she has her quirks, but overall she is a good friend.
7. Granted, he apologized, but the damage was already done.
8. Granted, the defendant claims innocence, but the evidence is overwhelming.
9. Granted, mistakes were made, but we learned from them.
10. Granted, there are some risks involved, but the potential rewards are great.
11. Granted, the technology is still in its early stages.
12. Granted, the circumstances were extraordinary.
13. Granted, I was wrong to say those hurtful things.
14. Granted, the fees are high, but you get what you pay for.
15. Granted, the pay is low, but the experience will be invaluable.
16. Granted, change is hard, but it's necessary for growth.
17. Granted, it's not a perfect solution, but it's a start.
18. Granted, progress takes time, but we need to start moving forward now.
19. Granted, my approach was unconventional, but it worked.
20. Granted, nobody's perfect, but some people try harder than others.
21. Granted, the theory is sound, but it requires more testing.
22. Granted, there are other options, but this seems like the best choice.
23. Granted, English isn't everyone's strong suit, but proper grammar is important.
24. Granted, the situation seems bleak now, but things will get better.
25. Granted, more information is needed before drawing firm conclusions.
26. Granted, she has a tendency to procrastinate, but she always comes through.
27. Granted, he showed initiative, but he disregarded the guidelines.
28. Granted, it's an ambitious goal, but I believe we can achieve it.
29. Granted, there were constraints, but that's no excuse for failure.
30. Granted, the risks were known, but they were deemed acceptable.
31. Granted, teamwork takes practice, but everyone did their best today.
32. Granted, I could have explained it better, but the core idea was sound.
33. Granted, he has good intentions, but his methods leave much to be desired.
34. Granted, the evidence is circumstantial, but it points to his guilt.
35. Granted, flexibility is important, but we still need structure and order.
36. Granted, the price seems high, but quality materials cost money.
37. Granted, there are inconsistencies in her story, but that doesn't prove she's lying.
38. Granted, it's only a model, but the principles are sound.
39. Granted, I could have handled it more diplomatically, but my point stands.
40. Granted, some aspects need improvement, but it's still a work of genius.
41. Granted, the plan has flaws, but we can refine it as we go.
42. Granted, there are legal complexities, but our intent is honorable.
43. Granted, it takes effort, but commitment ultimately brings rewards.
44. Granted, unforeseen issues may arise, but we are well prepared to deal with them.
45. Granted, ensuring safety takes time and money, but lives depend on it.
46. Granted, not everyone agrees, but a majority support the proposal.
47. Granted, this is just a first draft, but it has the makings of something great.
48. Granted, you make a fair point, but I still have reservations.
49. Granted, it's not a guaranteed cure, but the results are promising.
50. Granted, we ran into delays, but we still delivered on time and under budget.
51. Granted, the plan is risky, but doing nothing ensures failure.
52. Granted, we must be cautious, but not taking risks prevents progress.
53. Granted, he showed initiative in his own way, but the outcome was unacceptable.
54. Granted, more study is needed, but the potential benefits are enormous.
55. Granted, appearances can be deceiving, but intuition often proves reliable.
56. Granted, success takes hard work, but talent alone gets you only so far.
57. Granted, perfection is unrealistic, but striving for it breeds excellence.
58. Granted, some mistakes were made, but the overall strategy was sound.
59. Granted, there are gaps in our knowledge, but we piece things together as best we can.
60. Granted, luck plays a role, but hard work and perseverance count for more.
Common Phases
1.
Granted that... - Used to introduce a fact that you accept as true.
Example:
Granted that time is limited, we should prioritize the most important tasks.
2.
Granted, (however/but)... - Used to acknowledge a point while introducing a counterpoint.
Example:
Granted, the proposal has potential, but it needs substantial revision.
3. All things considered/Being
granted... - Taking everything into account.
Example: All things considered, being
granted the circumstances, I think we did the best we could.
4.
Granted, it's not perfect... - Used to acknowledge a flaw or shortcoming while defending an idea.
Example:
Granted, it's not perfect, but the plan is a good starting point.
5. Be that as it may/
Granted... - Although what was said before is true.
Example: Be that as it may,
granted what you said, I still think we should proceed cautiously.
6. To be
granted an audience/request - To be allowed or given an audience/request.
Example: The mayor has
granted us an audience to discuss our concerns.
7.
Granted on condition that... - Given only if a certain condition is met.
Example: Probation was
granted on condition that he did not reoffend during that time.
8. As a matter of fact/
Granted... - Used as a concession.
Example: As a matter of fact,
granted, you were the first to notice the error.
9.
Granted with stipulations - Given with certain requirements or limitations.
Example: His license was
granted with stipulations that he report to his parole officer weekly.
10. Be that as it may - Acknowledging an objection or counterargument.
Example: Be that as it may, I believe we should seek a second opinion to be certain.