Sentence examples for being able to spare from inspiring English sources

At the end of the research it has been concluded that parents encounter many economical (e.g: not being able to spare time, providing equipment economically etc).

Specific issues reported more often by Māori compared to other women were not being able to spare the time and not having transport.

Ethiopia is rich in antiquities, and ought to be able to spare this one.

Just knock on a neighbor's door, and ask if she might be able to spare some wireless.

Well, we might not be able to spare any SCRATCH, but we sure can show our support.

Without the allowance, the care home would not be able to spare the communal vehicle to ferry him home.

Only inflation, which quickly and effectively eroded the real wages of much of the labour force, was able to spare the American economy years of prolonged, high unemployment.

…there all our guests would not be expected to stay for a full week (some may not be able to spare that much time).

But in reality, the overworked city archivists and the busy corporation counsel are not going to be able to spare the time to oversee the Giuliani staff's day-to-day activities.

Their leverage had never been better, and, for the most part, they'd been able to spare their group the cuts in pay and the layoffs that had afflicted much of the rest of the firm.

Disseminating audio and video from council meeting can open the process to many more residents than are able to spare the time in busy, hard-working lives to attend meetings in person.