Sentence examples for not often allowed from inspiring English sources

Suzie had found mothering Jamie fraught and difficult; Jamie had not often allowed her close.

Deeper pockets did not make the seas where they were tossed for hours less dangerous, and it has not often allowed them to take a room.

The heroine she could have been onscreen was seen for the last time in an unpretentious British adventure, North West Frontier (1959): her governess, boarding a trainload of corpses to retrieve a live baby, has a warmth and strength still not often allowed women in the movies.

(He did not often allow his work to be shown in commercial galleries, a detail that seems not to trouble his estate).

Sacculations and abscesses are scored together in two CT scoring systems as well as on MRI, as the image resolution often does not often allow for differentiation between these entities (sacculations are dilated bronchi and abscesses are located in the lung parenchyma).

On the other hand, ambiguous data do not often allow the choice of a single tree.

The routine data available from the information systems do not often allow this rate to be calculated.

The objective examination did not often allow the demonstration of pain in a specific region and the Blumberg sign was rarely positive.

This study aims to explore a wide range of views and experiences of British South Asian women which quantitative methods do not often allow to be explored in detail [ 23].

Chronic intussusception, also present in this series, does not often allow for successful manual reduction to be performed due to thickening, fibrosis and cross-scarring within the intussusceptum [ 25].

Decent people do exist in Africa - they just aren't often allowed to speak.