Sentence examples for is afforded only from inspiring English sources

Though Bashar al-Assad has run Syria for almost 13 years, he is afforded only one portrait.

Considering she is afforded only one conjugal visit every 10 years —and that from a man who breathes through a blowhole — her bad temper is entirely understandable.

While the Indonesian Constitution enshrines freedom of religion, legal protection is afforded only to six official faiths — Islam, Protestantism, Catholicism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Confucianism.

Some of the most innovative new Indian work is being done in photography, installation and video; little of that is hinted at here, and sculpture is afforded only a marginal presence.

Trinklein's book is not an exhaustive account: each almost-state is afforded only about three hundred words and accompanied by period-appropriate maps that imagine what our fair country would have looked like had they been admitted to the union.

Sherwin Belkin, a Manhattan lawyer who often represents landlords, said that under the current rent laws, protection is afforded only if the tenant is using the rent-regulated apartment as his or her primary residence.

The price of slaves rose, which implies that often they could be afforded only for skilled work.

Blige and I crossed paths briefly on a few occasions after I first missed her at Impact, but each time I was afforded only a glimpse.

Domenech was afforded only a brief pat of thanks by his captain on the final whistle but he will hardly care.

Ireland had been afforded only three clear days to prepare after the draining last-gasp victory over Italy, while France had enjoyed six.

However, this result is principally due to the progressivity of taxes on car purchases, a progressivity stronger by far in Denmark where these taxes are so high that car purchase costs can be afforded only by those with high incomes.