Sentence examples for afford too much from inspiring English sources

Though these nearly 40-year-old measurements represent the highest resolution in situ measurements of the Venus clouds even today, we should not afford too much meaning to them.

WASHINGTON -- A powerful coalition that includes Tea Party members of Congress rejected a debt ceiling offer from House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Monday, calling a proposed bipartisan, bicameral committee that would draft deficit-reduction legislation "troubling" -- not because it would afford too much power to too few people, but because they said it could lead to tax increases.

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The warning signs for the US were evident though, with orange-clad forwards afforded too much space on almost every attack.

She said that when anonymity had been given to defendants,  "there was a sense that perhaps it was affording too much protection to people.

Town made sure of the points when striker Chopra was again afforded too much time and finished from 12 yards.

Chiellini escaped Jones far too easily and Pelle was then afforded too much time and space to glance a header past Hart.

Mata was afforded too much space by Santos and when the ponderous Per Mertesacker missed his cross Lampard timed his arrival perfectly to head past Wojciech Szczesny.

Just 14 of their 36 points this season have come at home and it was clear why as Newcastle were afforded too much time and space early on.

The winger was afforded too much room to unleash an angled volley that skidded off Fabricio Coloccini before flashing across Krul and into his bottom left-hand corner.

Sunderland caught Everton napping with a free-kick as Bardsley was afforded too much time and space to pick the ball up from Jack Colback and drill a low drive past keeper Tim Howard from 25 yards.