Sentence examples for allow a picture from inspiring English sources

"There was a time when I wouldn't allow a picture to be taken.

He would occasionally allow a picture to go over budget if he thought it would make for a better film, even at the expense of a lower profit.

These networks allow a picture to be drawn of diseases widespread in the general population, usually not leading to hospitalisation, and estimating trends in, for example, the prevalence of diabetes.

"We will not allow a picture to go out that suggests one man-one movement".

The company's technology allows a picture's focus to be adjusted after it is taken.

While the data collected by the cookies would not contain the user's name or personal details, privacy campaigners have long pointed out that the pattern of a user's web browsing allows a picture of them to be built up which can led to direct identification or profiling so precise that it leave little doubt about their identity.

Somehow, somebody from CBS.com, borrowing from the Web site of the People's Choice Awards, which was broadcast by the network, allowed a picture of NBC's Mr. Leno, the main late-night rival of Mr. Letterman, to illustrate the talk show host category, in which both were nominees.

The technique measures the Doppler shift of light scattered from atmospheric particles, and hence infers the line-of-sight flow velocity allowing a picture of vortex flow to be built up.

For future monitoring, InSAR is likely to be useful for 'pulsed' reservoir charging, where the time between intrusion and eruption greatly exceeds satellite repeat time (but is also less than the total monitoring duration) and measurement of repeated intrusion allows a picture of the volume and location of eruptible magma to be built up.

Varying the salience of the viewed stimuli, perhaps without the spatial aspect in order to simplify the comparisons, would allow a clearer picture of the benefit of sleep for different types of recognition memory.

Further work to replicate the review in these areas would allow a comprehensive picture of disclosure of concealable health conditions.