Sentence examples for made no allowance from inspiring English sources

The referee that night made no allowance for the provocation and gave yellow cards to both for their touchline squabble.

The Economist of London pointed out that he made "no allowance for population growth, and hence his budget implies a drop in real spending per citizen".

The way for these selective tax cuts was cleared not just with forecasts that made no allowance for contingencies, but with creative accounting worthy of Enron.

President Bush says he would like to raise that figure to 0.15percentt, but his most recent budget made no allowance for that.

Although the original commission made no allowance for live-performance rights, he began the long task of turning "Babar" into a kind of digitized opera.

Then, sometime around the 15th inning, the umpires informed the principals that the 1981 International League rulebook made no allowance for curfews — a one-time clerical foul-up, apparently — so the game would have to continue.

The price made no allowances for these worries.

But Mr. Prioux said the law made no allowances for freezing bodies.

Nobody knew quite what to expect after the conductor's long break, but Noseda's schedule made no allowances for incapacity.

The frantic early pace of the game made no allowances for the heat and Parker should have given Spurs the lead after only six minutes.

Although new dating methods allow autocorrelation between ancestral and descendant lineages, they make no allowance for autocorrelation of rates between descendant lineages.