Sentence examples for means allows for from inspiring English sources

And I told myself that it had to be a play for the stage, instead of a novel or a screenplay, because the theatre, being confined to the use of a few actors and a handful of props, is a natural medium for allegory: the inherent poverty of its technical means allows for symbols and ideas to remain the abstractions that they are, even as the theatre grants them a certain invisible concreteness.

The largest publicly available biomedical literature resource, PubMed, makes use of MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) concepts to annotate the abstracts so that it maps these concepts to user queries and by this means allows for semantic search [ 12].

And that means allowing for the possibility that I might fail.

I'm voting no because I may not know what lies ahead, but I'm sure that a yes vote means allowing for years and years of more austerity.

This would have meant allowing for a certain amount of ultra-partisan shenanigans on the floor every once in a while, but when the crunch time came, it also would have meant striking deals with the opposition party to secure the votes necessary in the House and Senate to put legislation on the desk of the president.

During a normal working week this would mean (allowing for preparation and transfer of the components to and from the CMM workspace) that 40 head and cup combinations could be scanned at a comfortable working pace.

Self-governance means allowing people to decide for themselves what unsafe means and how to protect themselves.

To make light of the crisis means allowing shadowy organizations to usurp for themselves immense power through the collection and distortion of information.

The practical reason is that voting would mean allowing access for the agents of the regime.

In contrast, the maximal touristic attractiveness lies 5.6 times from the mean allowing for a greater overall effect of this variable.

Analyses of the association between prescription use and change in unemployment relative to the state mean allowed for each state to serve as its own control.