Sentence examples for be allowed to substantially from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether the front office will be allowed to substantially increase payroll.

Nevada: Last year, Nevada state legislators introduced a bill that would prohibit the government from being allowed to "substantially burden" a person's "excercise of religion".

But states would be allowed to seek a waiver of a specific federal standard if state law contains a substantially similar protection.

No O-labelled product could be seen with AnMan5B until the reaction was allowed to proceed substantially further (up to 24 h incubation), which resulted in detection of small peaks of O-labelled M2 and M3 in the MALDI-TOF MS spectra (data not shown).

As was seen in Figure 1A, samples in which P. sulcata extract was allowed to react with the PrPTSE had substantially reduced PrP immunoreactivity, whereas there was no loss of signal when the extract was spiked in and samples were immediately processed (Figure 1E).

The core genome size increased substantially when sequences were allowed to be absent from one strain, but much less so as further flexibility was introduced in the definition of "core genome".

Jason Napier, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, reckons that the bank's shares yet may rise substantially, especially if it is allowed to pay a significant portion of its earnings in dividends.

If ethanol-exposed flies are allowed to rest for 3.5 hr to metabolize absorbed ethanol, reexposed flies take substantially longer to sedate (≈32 min for 50% sedation).

All of these sources of credit would have been substantially more difficult – and in many cases impossible – to access if our financial system had been allowed to collapse.

If participants are allowed to self-select into the treatment or selection is partly influenced by unobserved characteristics, outcome comparisons between the groups may be substantially biased.

Saddam was allowed to survive.