Sentence examples for narrow allowance from inspiring English sources
There is a narrow allowance for room temperature and relative humidity, which has to be maintained for varying situations of weather and occupancy.
Three years ago today, parliament voted by a narrow margin to triple tuition fees and cut the educational maintenance allowance.
Did Macho Uno's narrow loss in an allowance race Wednesday diminish his standing as last year's 2-year-old champion, or should it be excused considering it was his first race after nine months recovering from an ankle injury?
Part of the solution is for Congress to pass the bipartisan legislation I've introduced, the Afghan Allies Protection Extension Act, which would provide parity in the definition of "family" between the more thoughtful Iraq allowance and the narrower Afghan restriction.
This is charged on a narrow band of savings above the personal allowance, so they will pay less tax because the personal allowance has gone up.
In addition, the only group of claimants included will still continue to be a narrow cohort of single people claiming jobseeker's allowance.
With a long hem allowance (or even a short one on narrow trousers or A-line skirts) you may need to put more material into the circumference of the hem allowance before sewing up, so that the hem doesn't pull in the outer fabric when it is folded over and fixed.
Compared to the Bayesian model, the CI for the treatment effect from this method is narrower since it is based on estimated constant variance components without allowance for uncertainty [ 25].
Under the new deal, workers will receive a 7.5% wage rise backdated to July 1st, plus a housing allowance.Run-up to the run-offA series of polls in Brazil found a narrowing lead for Dilma Rousseff, the chosen successor of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, over José Serra, her opponent in the run-off presidential election due on October 31st.
