Sentence examples for has got to allow from inspiring English sources

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"Any online car dealership has got to allow consumers to either quickly find the bottom-line price, or a price that is very close to it.

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You've got to allow them to approach the subject.

You've got to allow time for people to feel the pain of getting something wrong.

To get things passed, you've got to allow for political reality.

"You've got to allow the individual the opportunity to know where all the bones are buried.

"You've got to allow me to sit down and go through the issues, and you have not done that for 10 hours," he said.

'Look,' she said, 'if you want us to do this, you've got to allow us to make a living out of it.' Business picked up after that.

And one of the things I've learned in this campaign is you've got to allow more of a delay than twenty-four or forty-eight hours.

Politicians browbeaten by the Humphrys-Paxman school of interrogation will find a refreshing alternative in Mitchell, who believes "you've got to allow people to talk".

Even then you've got to allow for the exaggeration and OTT self-justification that is the hallmark of any critical review.

"The wind is so blustery out there, it's hard to get your distance correct, and then once you get on the green, the wind is blowing the ball on the green, so you've got to allow for wind on putts from 5, 6 feet," Woods said.

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