Sentence examples for may not afford from inspiring English sources

"My precarious life ahead may not afford me the luxury of many more games to watch and enjoy," Crowe wrote.

Beethoven's high classical style may not afford Mr. Lang many opportunities to impose an interpretation on the music.

Italy are traditionally slow starters in tournaments, but may not afford that luxury in a tough group that also contains Uruguay and Costa Rica.

"The Department of Veterans Affairs conducted its own review and has concluded that, for some patients, rosiglitazone may not afford the same margin of safety as alternative drug therapies," the statement said.

The things that happened in Kosovo, and, before that, in Bosnia and Croatia, were certainly crimes, but they were many other things as well, and a strictly legalistic parsing of the matter may not afford the sort of discourse appropriate to the scale of the horror.

On the other hand, a private placement of this sort deprives the issuer of the favourable publicity flowing from a successful public offering; it may not afford sufficient resources for very large firms with continuing demands for capital; and it involves rather restrictive legal requirements.

"To go to [the nearest hospital] you may not even afford the transportation cost," he said.

"To go to [the nearest hospital], you may not even afford the transportation cost," he says.

The watching Eddie Jones knows that centres on the international stage may not be afforded the time and space Clermont gave Nowell here but the new coach must have been impressed with the strength, speed and distribution of the England player.

This means that while you will be able to apply for federal benefits such as immigration, tax benefits, and military spousal benefits, you may not be afforded state-offered benefits.

Wilder's movies may not have afforded the vicarious comic thrills of an Animal House or Beverly Hills Cop, but they provided an experience that was both darker and more joyful.