Sentence examples for means to allow from inspiring English sources

Alastair Cook tossed the ball to Moeen Ali, presumably as a means to allow Stuart Broad to swap ends – or was it a masterfully intuitive ploy?

Instead we must settle for "lower-carbon", whatever that means, to allow us the "higher energy" that "makes the difference between poverty and prosperity".

"We are putting a record $69.4bn into schools and only ever proposed an alternative means to allow states to grow this by even more, if they wished (which all but WA rejected)," Birmingham said.

The highway program, promoted as a means to allow citizens and the military to leave major cities should there be a nuclear attack, became a centerpiece of national transportation policy.

For the US, increasing the money supply through QE is simply another means to allow the economy to destroy debt and accumulate savings: the Fed wants to force down long-term interest rates, induce consumers and companies to spend, and so try to stop the US economy slipping into another recession and deflation, which would worsen the debt crisis.

But often the unlocking - called jailbreaking - is seen as a means to allow users to play pirated games.

Rap Genius started out as a site meant to allow hiphop fans to annotate rap lyrics to explain their meanings.

Terry had invoked laws meant to allow legitimate political candidates to talk to people.

This novel retailing tactic is meant to allow people to distribute copyright material freely to others.

MAG is meant to allow up to 256 players to simultaneously occupy one continuous modern-combat battlefield.

The system is meant to allow a third of the passengers to connect at any given time.