Sentence examples for it gives room from inspiring English sources
This is part of modern science and its applications attract interest of researchers owing to the fact that it gives room for several innovations.
"It gives room to new agencies to do new things," he said.
What gear do you recommend for long-distance hikes? A. I still use my old North Face tent from my P.C.T. days and a mummy sleeping bag specially made for women (it gives room where we have curves).
Somehow the definition by Beauregard and Holcomb ([1981]) sheds more light on inner-city revitalisation as they asserts to the need to remodel or rebuild but it fails to explain how, thus it gives room for the inclusion of ecological planning initiatives revitalising the inner city.
It gives room for solidarity".
It provides relief, it gives room for anger, it has moments of sadness as well as humour.
It would be interesting to see it given room to breathe somewhere else.
It gave room for people in the Middle East to find their own way, without fear of being seen as America's boys.
It gave room to the Calvinist conviction about the economic benefits of industriousness and ambition, or to the social policies that came out of Catholicism and that portrayed the free market as the natural environment for the free individual.
Overcoming initial feelings of disgust when they had gotten used to it gave room for other strong feelings of it being super and cool.
A pharmacist revealed that it was his first time to be invited in a health issue: "I really appreciate the AFR initiative as it will give room to other stakeholders to contribute to the district health plan.
