Sentence examples for more than allowing from inspiring English sources

But much more than allowing me to have a very succesful career, the department of Statistics in Berkeley provided tools that I use everyday.

The law requires the recovery of a species; the Bush plan promised little more than allowing the fish to go extinct at a slower rate.

It was also illegal: The Endangered Species Act requires the recovery of a species, whereas the Bush plan promised little more than allowing the fish to go extinct at a slower rate.

And while the Endangered Species Act requires that every effort be made to ensure the recovery of a species, the Bush plan promised little more than allowing the fish to go extinct at a slower rate.

Most governments are already running budget deficits, and the fiscal straitjacket of Europe's stability pact will prevent them from doing much more than allowing automatic stabilisers to operate as their economies weaken.

"To allow a city council and a mayor to establish national policy is certainly not appropriate — no more than allowing the mayor of Asheville to establish national policy for these 50 great states," he said.

That care does more than allow "households to function smoothly".

"Nothing we do with new equipment does more than allow us to reinsert flavors".

It was at the 2005 Edinburgh festival that he was more than allowed in.

Some of these services do a lot more than allow users to check their account balance or make payments.

If you want to interpret the Barlow as feminist versus the Serra as macho, that's more than allowed.