Sentence examples for allowances for you from inspiring English sources

Don't lie and say you have a food allergy, they may make allowances for you in the future, for example; you say you are allergic to eggs, and you go on a picnic with them the next week, you won't be able to eat cake or anything that contains egg and that you like!

Mr President, Commissioner Gradin, the right time to answer would, of course, have been before Mr Cot gave us his opinion, rather than later, but I can make allowances for you, Mrs Gradin, if you do not listen attentively to what the other groups in this Parliament also have to say on this subject.

Don't forget that the other person is making an equally large allowance for you.

When you're overly generous with your allowances for others, you create a fertile atmosphere for contempt to spread.

If you were to draw a line attempting to demarcate the territory thickest with Yankee sympathizers from that thickest with Red Sox fans, making ample allowances for infiltration, you would start a little east of New Haven (a Yankees town) and kind of slant north and east toward the Connecticut River.

Making the usual allowances for how old you are and where you live, you belong to the Overclass if you have an annual income in excess of $150,000 a year and a net worth of at least $1 million.

It seemed very clear to me there's a stage when you can make allowances for people, where you can adapt and change and a stage where you feel, 'I'm beyond adapting.' I gave it a chance.

The big attraction of Isas is if you are able to use the full £20,000 allowance (one for you and your partner) and stay invested for many years, then draw down the income in retirement, tax free.

" If you removed allowances for the donor activities, you would not see any work," said a mid-level Ugandan informant.

In the modern benefits system, trapdoors abound: if you fail to get the employment and support allowance and find yourself on jobseeker's allowance, for example, you will not only suffer a 14% drop in income but may very well fall foul of the latter's demands and find yourself "sanctioned", with no benefits at all.

The uncompromising Mayer makes few allowances for amateurs; if you can't keep up with him, it's your problem, not his.