Sentence examples for being able to allow from inspiring English sources

We're in debt, but we can't wrap our heads around not being able to" allow their son to apply to an expensive private university.

Future plans include being able to allow users to upload a picture of the room where they will display the art and then place a virtual copy of the work inside a room in their home to see how it would look.

An important part of making someone over is being able to allow them to imagine and think and have these aha, organic moments.

Palin continued: "I've had enough of these men being dogs and not being responsible and not entrusting, being able to allow us to trust what these boys are doing in Washington".

Religious institutions should be able to allow or deny gay marriages according to their interpretation.

We also want to be able to allow our distributors more flexibility in their marketing materials".

"By having this role, we're able to allow people to remain in their homes longer.

Whoever comes next will not be able to allow business to continue as usual.

"But very importantly, what it says is that from 9.15pm we're able to allow the clock to continue forward.

Nobody knows for sure how long the city will be able to allow the marriages to go on.

"If you want to have a community around psoriasis," Ms Wojcicki said, "we'd like to be able to allow you to form a psoriasis-specific community".