Sentence examples for allowing math from inspiring English sources

"We are not allowing math," say we.

In a recent interview with E. O. Wilson, the grandfather of modern biology, he explains why we should not allow math phobias to stop us.

Our best public-school systems often provide more differentiated instruction in math — allowing talented math students to work at higher levels — than they do in the humanities.

Recently, Mr. Caldwell, the Nordic coach, who holds a math degree, taught geometry for 10 days, allowing the math teacher to compete for the United States in the under-23 world Nordic championships.

And there is nothing to stop the NSA from redesignating any of them as a new target and thus allowing the math to expand the two hops rule indefinitely.

Scientific calculators are allowed for math 88-99.

No calculators are allowed for math 50-79.

Or do they somehow allow the math to form some theory first and then go on from there?

Rather, the state education department, which oversees the tests in cooperation with a panel of experts, allowed the math exam in particular to become utterly predictable, focused on the same, narrow subset of abilities from year to year.

He or she can then browse through old study sessions or create a new session to collaborate from within Facebook using group video conferencing, screen sharing, and smart chat (which allows typed math equations to be automatically reformatted to look the way they would in a textbook).

We wouldn't allow a math or English teacher to call our child "stupid" or "fat" or "clueless," so why should we give coaches a free pass to do the same?