The word 'affording' is correct and used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone is able to purchase or provide something due to having enough money, resources, or time. For example: "Her new job enabled her to live a comfortable life, affording her the ability to travel abroad several times a year."
Affording refugees the legal right to asylum that they are due under international law would give them an option other than the sea.
The official scale of reference is the Fire Danger Index (FDI), which uses 1939's Black Friday as its benchmark, affording that a score of 100.
A second job as a research assistant at a biomedical research center didn't bring her any closer to affording tuition.
In the 18th century, this area was a lair of Blackbeard, its many islands and caves affording ideal territory from which to ambush passing ships.
But it would still amount to a relatively small shift: a benign inflation backdrop is affording the monetary policy committee the space to signal that rates will remain on hold for a while longer, despite solid growth.
To protect our rights as 21st-century citizens, able to participate in society on an equal footing, means affording our digital shadows some of the same protections that guarantee our own freedom – freedom from lies and abuse, from indefinite detention, from the unappealable verdicts of unseen tribunals.
A twenty-foot rope kept him from farmland and forest while affording him greater freedom than his lead.
They may not be sentenced without first being tried by "a regularly constituted court affording all the judicial guarantees...recognised as indispensable by civilised peoples".Delivering the court's majority opinion, Justice John Paul Stevens said that this is usually taken to mean an ordinary military court, set up in accordance with a country's normal rules and procedures.
Affording the same status to the publishing of the Heartland Institute's alleged tawdry secrets would be unwise.
Environmentalists also give the president grudging credit for making a start on another crying need: affording better protection to Indonesia's forests.Change you can believe inThe activists who helped propel Jokowi to power, however, hoped for much more than an honest president with some good policies.
