Sentence examples for afford sign from inspiring English sources

Rozynski says that business often claim they are unable to afford sign language interpreters.

The Royals were unlikely to afford signing Greinke to a long-term deal once he became a free agent, so they agreed to trade him for some quality prospects.

"We can't always afford to sign the ready-made player; we have to sign one that's in the waiting," Tisdale told BBC Radio Devon.

The four, who have signed an accord binding them to act collectively, say they cannot afford to sign it because it offers them no increase in income for the next four years at a time when they cannot compete financially with clubs in France and England or the Irish provinces.

Brown's arrival, however, does not mean the Giants cannot afford to sign Oben.

Really, the story is: the big record labels cannot afford to sign and develop bands.

Only established song writers can afford to sign own names to music.

"I couldn't afford a sign when I first opened," Michael Krikorian, 45, the owner and head chef, said.

In our era of broken promises, you cannot afford to sign a contract riddled with loopholes that could trip you up in court.

Because of the Yankees' wealth, they can afford to sign him to a new contract that will overpay him far beyond his prime.

Still, trading for Jimenez is a reasonable gamble for a team like the Indians, who cannot afford to sign an ace in free agency.