Sentence examples for conventionally allowed from inspiring English sources

One has the option to purchase any of many commodities and do with them whatever is legally and conventionally allowed, up to the limit of one's budget.

These figures, conventionally allowing $1 for name, prestige of Time, come far from reflecting actual prosperity of Luce, his enterprises.

We are given an unequivocal message as children – only the conventionally gorgeous are allowed to be the main character in their own lives.

The patent envisages a phone with a flexible OLED screen on the front, designed to fold in the middle with a more conventionally hinged back, allowing the whole thing to fold in half for portability.

What we do know, though, is that having a pro-voucher secretary of education with zero public school experience is a recipe for shunting our tax dollars away from an education putatively free of religious bias and straight into classrooms where science in any conventionally recognizable form is not allowed.

Conventionally housed, growing finishing pigs in the Netherlands are allowed 0.8 m², based on 0.035×BW0.667.

Eventually Broad deserted this tactic; the leg-side fielders were brought in and he set a field that allowed him to bowl more conventionally.

Wilderness is conventionally viewed as a place where nature should be allowed to take its course, free of human interference.

Conventionally-grown hops and certain other non-organic ingredients are allowed.

The recent rapid progress of performance of computers has allowed an inexpensive personal computer to calculate a task performed conventionally within a workstation.

In the present study, pre-treatment of patients with subcutaneous amifostine allowed the administration of full dose of both drugs in combination with conventionally fractionated radiotherapy.