Sentence examples for allowed me to consider from inspiring English sources

Today, I have the responsibility to meet my own expectations… From a business perspective, becoming a parent has allowed me to consider value for money in the classroom.

This participation has allowed me to consider public health, political, and other issues facing LGBTQ populations that others may not be considering, and for that I am appreciative.

It allowed me to consider which are most relevant from a societal perspective, without thinking too much about why I felt the way I did.

Nevertheless, the used data does not allow me to consider additional channels as they would imply a large drop in the sample sizes and increase the problem of a non-random sample.

And yet here I am with Tekken 6 on the Xbox 360, using the same combos, with the same characters (that would be Bryan Fury and Law, if you'll allow me to consider Forrest Law and Marshall Law the same character because, really, they are), as I did back in 1998 with Tekken 3. I still can't make heads or tails of the story, and I'm still fighting pandas and tree-men, but then that's Tekken for you.

I prefer to think that my obsession allows me to consider an alternate set of "facts" about our shared visual world.

My handcuffs are golden, and they prevent me, to a large extent, from dating men with any real eye to the future whose earnings will not allow me to consider leaving the security I presently have, the security I earned by forgoing a potentially lucrative career to stay home and raise my children while my then husband built his own.

It allowed me to gather my thoughts and to consider more fully the question Mr. Brokaw had posed.

The reasons are set out in detail and time is already marching on, but allow me to say that we consider that this increase is needed.

I was once offered an elf role, which I would have considered, if they would also consider allowing me to double as an average-height character.

Among the previously unseen material to be published are notes on unrealised projects including a 1993 letter to Diana, Princess of Wales, asking "whether you might consider allowing me to devote a programme to you".