Sentence examples similar to permitting room for from inspiring English sources
The European competition commissioner, Mario Monti, who is responsible for antitrust enforcement, told reporters today that he would have preferred to see competition among several companies, but the weak business environment permitted room for only one player to survive.
More often the situation is reversed: the client does not realize that investing in a major renovation of his space does not permit room for future change or expansion, and upon the design firm's advice new premises are obtained or built.
The numbers where set as explained previously by basic business principles to permit room for adjustment as the company grows.
The big-screen's narrative arc permits little room for character development and requires plots to be swiftly resolved.
These last mostly contained compliments — a good word to an unknown writer whose novel he'd happened upon; a piece he'd liked in the magazine — but he also permitted himself room for a whine or something cranky.
These last mostly contained compliments a good word to an unknown writer whose novel he'd happened upon; a piece he'd liked in the magazine but he also permitted himself room for a whine or something cranky.
The streamlining of standard business processes and out-of-the-box computing solutions permits more room for ingenuity and novelty execution in entrepreneurship.
"He had had to drive through three states without stopping because no hotel would permit him a room for the night," Wilkerson recalled.
The choice of two main and two minor vectors allowed detection of different behaviour for the two rooms, also permitting to detect for both rooms a trend towards a spontaneous microclimate necessary for a conservation project.
It will also permit expansion to make room for amenities like an in-house photo studio and the ample conference space that many magazine publishers take for granted.
For too long, discussions of Judaism and LGBTQ life have focused on what is permitted and not permitted, and on how to make room for oneself within the limits of the tradition.
