Sentence examples for it only affords from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Michael Watkins of Princeton University issued a psychology paper over forty years ago declaring recognition a more reliable memory function than recall since it only affords one opportunity for error (when matching one's memory to given items) instead of the two (retrieving specific information and then reporting it accurately) inherent in recall.

It not only affords a good view of the cars, many of which are parked at roadside, but it also enables photography and conversation.

Purists may bemoan the addition of the automatic transmission, but it not only affords superior acceleration compared to the manual (a Lamborghini-like 2.95 seconds from zero to 60mph), it is faster around the circuit, too, thanks to its adroit use of the eight forward ratios.

And it can only afford to spend in defense of select Republican seats.

The Labour-led city council has said it can only afford to pay for a celebration in Leeds in 2011.

This hands-on experience was invaluable to blockchain executives — and it was only afforded to "members of the Comcast family".

The fact that it's only afforded to those who smoke further drives the societal wedge between those who do not, therein shining a light on what makes the habit so unique: every benefit that it affords the user compounds the alienation they feel from their peers.

The fact that it's only afforded to those who smoke further drives the societal wedge between those who do not, therein shining a light on what makes the habit so unique: Every benefit that it affords the user compounds the alienation they feel from their peers.

I would eat it much more often myself if I could only afford it, but it's a little expensive".

Good and Mad dissects the patriotism of American rage, the way it was pivotal to the founding of the United States, and how it is still only afforded to white men.

Our research design not only affords opportunities for, but requires, collaboration.