Sentence examples for normally affords from inspiring English sources
Within the context of bioenergetics tumour cells have in fact become viable through the selection of pathways derived from a large repertoire of reactions that normally affords metabolic plasticity to normal cells.
When one man was wobbled or buzzed, he always seemed to instinctively unleash an immediate juddering reply to prevent his foe gaining the momentum a clean hit normally affords.
Suspended in space some eight stories above an America's Cup waterfront scene in Auckland, New Zealand, which for the last several months had been home to some of the world's top sailors, the elfin British solo skipper Ellen MacArthur took in a much more commanding view than her 5-foot-2-inch frame normally affords.
Such success gave them cachet not normally afforded freshmen.
Most civilian employees expect greater diplomacy and tact than is normally afforded military personnel.
The band pride themselves on constructing songs with the same care and attention normally afforded to short stories.
These are the ones who have been provided with cars, extra pay, luxuries not normally afforded to Iraqi citizens.
A defender with a five-card suit can normally afford to discard his lowest card in it, but there are interesting exceptions.
La Posta has a posh reputation -- former President George Bush once checked in -- and is not the kind of lodging the Frugal Traveler can normally afford.
People in this category can normally afford to spend as much as 80percentt of their income for shelter, food and personal services, developers say.
"In effect, it is a federalization of state criminal laws without the constitutional protections normally afforded to those accused of committing crimes," he said.
