Sentence examples for feel it affords from inspiring English sources

While some men prefer the experience, and some women feel it affords them greater ability to protect themselves, it is much more expensive and needs to be positioned correctly to avoid getting pushed in or shifted to one side.

For the moment, it may well feel it can afford to keep saying no.

He speculates that the move may force the hand of its archrival, United Parcel Systems ups, which may feel it can't afford not to be wherever FedEx is.

It is also more expensive than vaginal delivery, I feel it is hard to afford it".

Either way, as Sakhalin proves, the Kremlin evidently feels it can afford to dispense with the niceties.

The E.F.C. is usually a very harsh assessment of the family's ability to pay and is often more than what the family feels it can afford.

Hence, when a new potential stream of revenue presents itself, the company's management feels it cannot afford to just leave it.

The extended debate over sovereignty and the end of the occupation is part of a political struggle that neither side feels it can afford to lose.

And in Tajikistan the civil war is likely to take a while longer to get over before the country feels it can afford a real opposition.Governments in the region often complain that the West expects too much, too fast.

Ironically, the furious comments made by the C4 chief creative officer, Jay Hunt, when her network lost Black Mirror to a higher bidder – "This couldn't be a more Channel 4 show!" – are almost identical to those from the BBC when she offered the production company Love more money than the BBC felt it could afford.

I am not sure the family-owned KM Group really wanted to invest in local TV but, like other newspaper publishers faced with the possibility of new competition on its patch, it felt it couldn't afford to turn its back on the venture.