Sentence examples for affords at from inspiring English sources

Anglo-American law affords, at least in theory, greater freedom of testation.

Perhaps only boxing rivals cricket for the pleasure it affords at a distance.

The island is a favorite of celebrities — the long list includes Steven Spielberg, Bill Gates, Kate Moss, and, most famously, Princess Diana — because it affords at least some privacy.

His bullpen inhabitants have learned to make more than customary use of a parallel universe, a superstructure of cellphones, car phones, home phones and BlackBerries -- anything that affords at least the illusion of privacy.

And if you want to dine in sophisticated style, downtown affords at least one option in Lola's on Harrison (2032 Harrison Street; 954-927-9851; www.lolasonharrison.com) where the chef Michael Wagner emphasizes New American cuisine with an added touch of homey-ness.

(A thorough analysis of the meaning of this claim, which affords at least two main interpretations, one radical and one moderate, along with a review of the debate it generated, can be found in Loughlin 2014, O'Regan 2011, Noe 2010, Shapiro 2010, Hickerson 2007).

Some people are able to afford at-home training by teaming up with a friend to share the cost.

The promise of easy internet enrollment is only for those who can afford at-home internet, the cost of which is forbiddingly high for working-class Americans.

There was talk of complacency, the sort that the Knicks cannot afford at this late date.

"Nor is it something we can afford at this point in our economic history.

Theoretical differences amongst those fighting against oppression is a luxury we cannot afford at this stage.