Sentence examples for does not provide for much from inspiring English sources

The earthly evidence does not provide for much optimism.

Mr. Mason, who has been doing stand-up for around half a century, has a pearlike shape that doesn't provide for much mobility.

Iraq's interim prime minister, Iyad Allawi, its election commission and American officials all say the interim constitution does not provide for a delay, however much they want Sunni Arabs to feel they have a stake in the system.

One of the problems of trying to use monetary policy to boost the economy is that a 2.0percentt inflation target does not provide very much room for effective monetary stimulus.

That does not provide much margin for error.

But JPMorgan's management report does not provide much support for pursuing charges.

There are only two days left in the legislative session, which does not provide much time for debate.

Pruitt does not provide much cover for the Trump Administration, though there have been times, as in his confirmation hearings, when he put more of an effort into evasiveness.

Unfortunately Rawls does not provide much justification for this claim.

Unfortunately, one of the most informed views of our present troubles does not provide much reason for urgent optimism.

A world-class IDE, while it helps with lots of problems, does not provide much value for these small tweaks.