Sentence examples for little allowance from inspiring English sources

I had a little allowance.

The outcome does amount to special treatment, since Chilean justice normally makes little allowance for age or ill health.

Despite growing global attention to the development of strategies and policy for climate change adaptation, there has been little allowance for input from Indigenous people.

There was little allowance made for the frailty of the decision-making process, let alone the mass delusions that led to the current crack-up.

With only a little allowance, he could be talking about us: "We can not remove our respective sections from each other nor build an impassable wall between them.

It saddens me that the public housing estate close to my house, soon to be razed, will make pitifully little allowance for social housing, under a Labor government.

He added: "And then every ticket over four, you get a little competency allowance". When asked if this was like a bonus, he replied: "It's a bonus". He added: "When I was doing it in Ashford, I was hitting out quite a lot of tickets and I think the most I brought home just on the bonus was £987". In a statement, Kingdom told Panorama it offered a competency allowance.

Not a single issuer in J.P. Morgan's EMBI+ index of emerging-market bonds saw spreads widen (chart 2).What began as a legitimate search for higher returns following a collapse in prices in many markets led to valuations that stretched the bounds of credulity and made little or no allowance for error.

There is little or no allowance for a site to defend itself against accusations before action is taken, which means fraudulent or predatory takedowns and embargoes will be easy to make and very effective.

Always have a little bit of allowance in your pocket maybe you will do more across the street.

Simply place aside a little of your allowance and save it up until you have enough to take him to the toy store.