Sentence examples for having afforded from inspiring English sources

O'Neill has brought a more relaxed approach to the championship, having afforded his players a couple of weekends off, for example, before they travelled to their base in Versailles last Wednesday.

Having afforded Bruce the thick end of £60m to spend on players in his fluctuating two-and-a-half year reign, assurances over O'Neill's latter concerns would not appear to be a major stumbling block, although privately Bruce had reservations regarding the amount of money that was to be put at his disposal had he remained in charge into next year.

In interviews, several participants called the event significant for its venue, having allowed religious leaders access en masse to the United Nations -- a forum typically reserved for political leaders -- and for having afforded people of such diverse backgrounds the chance to meet.

ORLANDO, Florida - Having afforded three major brands 100% share of voice for 30 minutes at a time, it will be interesting to see how Spotify measures return on that exclusive consumer exposure.

She couldn't have afforded a headstone.

History has afforded him justice.

Maybe we could have afforded that.

"America has afforded me all these opportunities.

It sucks, because I probably could've afforded this one.

She has afforded Germany the space to evolve.

Because that's what we could have afforded".