Sentence examples for extraordinary allowances from inspiring English sources

The department also made "extraordinary allowances," he says, allowing her to take her children to work when necessary.

… life glides away, and the spirits with it; 'and when youth and genial years are flown,' they have nothing to subsist on; or, perhaps, on some extraordinary occasion, some small allowance may be made for them, which is thought a great charity.

Thanks to energy price increases, windfalls from the deeply flawed Renewables Obligation and the extraordinary give-away of emissions allowances under the EU's emissions trading scheme, estimated by Ofgem to be worth £9bn between 2008 and 2012, they are literally awash with cash.

Interventions that are well understood, cost effective, and feasible could counteract NCDs [ 3], since the most health-promoting diets do not require extraordinary effort, cost, or complexity and provide the recommended daily allowances of macro and micronutrients [ 4].

Mazda said it would incur an extraordinary loss of 34 billion yen ($293.5 million) in the year to March to pay for early retirement allowances.

Like allowances.

So make some allowances".

Extraordinary person.

Extraordinary craziness.

"Extraordinary people.

EXTRAORDINARY times prompt extraordinary measures.