Sentence examples for make allowance for the from inspiring English sources

But it will doubtless make allowance for the fact that Ethiopia has the upper hand militarily.

Rather, the syllabus went on, the states "could quite hardheadedly — and perhaps hardheartedly — hold to job-qualification requirements which do not make allowance for the disabled.

Mr Hunt's preferred paper does make allowance for the sickness of patients, but unrealistically perfect data would be required to make exhaustive adjustments.

Most universities aim to provide accommodation for first-year students and will make allowance for the fact that some will be admitted late through Clearing.

Q: Do you accept Resolution Foundation figures showing that, even after you make allowance for the tax threshold, those in the bottom decile are losing £152?

This picture of the historical development of income distribution fits roughly into the frame of neoclassical theory, although one must also make allowance for the short-run effects of inflation and the long-run effects of technological progress.

And you have to make allowances for the antiquated technology.

But we have to make allowances for the hard of hearing.

The framers of the Constitution did not make allowances for the rise of parties, which they considered sinister.

'FAUST' Again, you have to make allowances for the pace of Jonas Kaufmann's recovery from surgery in September.

The moderate owners appear willing to make allowances for the possibility of a small number of players continuing to protest.