Sentence examples for fail to allow from inspiring English sources

How can those of us who call ourselves Christians fail to allow for the possibility – just the possibility – that people change?

But a report by the Electoral Commission warns that holding the plebiscite on the same day as other elections would confuse voters and fail to allow enough time to debate the issues of the referendum.

He argues that the polls have habitually over-stated Labour's support and that they fail to allow properly for the finding that over 70% of Tory supporters are certain to vote compared with 55% of Labour supporters.

In the end, officials and outside experts predicted, the European Commission will probably retain the rules but water them down significantly, responding to critics who say they impose overly strict limits on national budgets that fail to allow for the ups and downs of the economic cycle.

The disorder is most likely to develop among people who suffer the greatest exposure to the trauma, who have the least social support, and who fail to allow themselves to experience their difficult feelings and find a new way of eventually understanding their experience.

However, HF-treated silicon and copper fail to allow the nucleation of CNTs.

A social media movement that fails to allow people to add their own experiences is less likely to take off.

Although the masks kept out particles like soot, they failed to allow the athletes to breathe naturally.

Despite subprime borrowers' notoriously shaky finances, the agencies failed to allow for the possibility that housing prices might fall sharply.

Other arguments for redistribution occur where the market fails to allow individuals to redistribute between periods in their own lives.

"The council failed to allow objectors to the mine to speak for more than five minutes in total – despite over 10,000 objections being received.