Sentence examples for affords as well from inspiring English sources

Motivated by the control, precision, and reproducibility that it affords, as well as by its ability to adapt to the changing needs of the discipline, geomorphologists now embrace the utility of laboratory-based inquiry.

"This crisis can be turned around, but only if the government moves beyond schemes that only help the well off, and starts investing in homes that ordinary families can actually afford as well".

Attempts to get biological samples tested face financial costs that most prisoners and their families cannot afford, as well as the reluctance of the CCRC and the Forensic Science Service to embrace new testing techniques routinely used in the US and elsewhere.

When you actually come to Birmingham you realise that wow, it is actually so nice there!" Digging further, he found pleasant properties near the centre that he might, eventually, be able to afford, as well as an impressive selection of schools to educate the children that he one day hoped to have.

There were plenty of fashion students keen to snag a high-end label they could never usually afford, as well as Japanese kids raised on the cult of Comme des Garçons - some of whom had been waiting in the cold since just after midnight.

Furthermore, the willingness of vendors to buy as many bats as they could find or afford as well as the high retail price suggests that the demand for fruit bats is consistently high.

The unique status of the home affords opportunities as well as potential pitfalls in planning for retirement, inheritance and the here and now, financial advisers say.

Blogging, as we have previously noted, affords opportunities as well as pitfalls for researchers both established and in training.

Can Labour afford guns as well as healthcare?

He thought young mallards afforded "delicate as well as savoury food".

So the big doubt remains: if Germany decides to commit a lot more money to save the euro, can France afford to as well?