Sentence examples for affords but from inspiring English sources

Newsroom scenes milk the irony that the long view affords, but it is in the fuzzy ethics of investigative reporting that the series finds topical bite.

Having long been a journalist, Ms. Johnson says she has fun with the more personal style the blog affords, but is careful to rein in her opinions.

Later he explained that he'd been checking for photographers: one of the benefits of getting up and out early, he noted, is the privacy it affords, "but I've been followed at 6 a.m., plenty of times".

The book was not just about candy; it was candy, "in that it is delectable and soothing while we are undergoing the brief sensory pleasure it affords but leaves us poorly nourished with our taste dulled for better fare".

Some prefer the flexibility and the higher take-home pay that temp status affords, but many assail temping as a backdoor way to create a two-tier work force.

Jeremy says Far too many people, often at the start of their careers, snatch at jobs that offer the highest salaries only to find, a few years in, that they've got comfortably accustomed to the lifestyle that the money affords but get no other satisfaction from the job itself.

Not who they could afford but who were available.

There were few luxuries she couldn't afford, but acting on principles was one.

Splurge on an item that you technically can't afford, but that will last for years.

Pile on as many as you can afford, but forgo a necklace.

Energy infrastructure projects are afforded but also constrained by technical and institutional "residues" of previous initiatives and achievements.