Sentence examples for allowed to make big from inspiring English sources

"For too long, these companies were allowed to make big profits buying mortgages, knowing that if their bets went bad, taxpayers would be left holding the bag," the president said.

"For too long, these companies were allowed to make big profits buying mortgages, knowing that if their bets went bad, taxpayers would be left holding the bag," said Obama.

It is incredible how awful the once feted director M Night Shyamalan has become and how he is still allowed to make big-budget films.

Black entertainers were allowed to make it big -- just look at Sammy Davis Jr. -- as long as they would check their points of view, along with their luggage, at the Jim Crow boardinghouse on the other side of town.

The smartphone being placed inside the box near the gearshift, however, would be allowed to make a big change to its orientation due to the turn and vibration of the vehicle, although the change may not be a complete switch of the orientation from one axis to another.

Her decision is painted as a crazy, subversive anomaly -- after all, 16-year-olds always do what their parents say -- which begs the question of why 16 year olds are allowed to make such a big decision in the first place.

The resolution introduced "incentive zoning," whereby property owners are allowed to make their buildings taller and bigger than ordinarily permitted by the city, so long as they maintain a space for the public nearby.

He's allowed to make outs".

They have also allowed investors to make big bets, despite putting little money down.

It was the high level of leverage that allowed bankers to make big bets, ultimately with taxpayers' money.

Bryan Stinespring, the Virginia Tech offensive coordinator, emphasized that it was not just speed that allowed Wilson to make big plays, but also strength.