Sentence examples for purposely allowing from inspiring English sources

You can experiment with speaking directly to people or purposely allowing them to overhear personal conversations.

The charge keeps getting away, though, and Mr. Thirlwell's digressions purposely allow it to.

Would you purposely allow Schistosoma worms to burrow into your body and take up residence in your bloodstream, lungs and liver?

And while the administration has failed to provide any direct link between Iraq and the events of Sept. 11, can we afford to ignore the possibility that Saddam Hussein might accidentally, as well as purposely, allow those weapons to slide off to one group or other in a region where weapons are the currency of trade?

In fact, some speculated that HBO purposely allows its streaming platform to get overwhelmed to stop subscribers from sharing their login information with non-paying users, which HBO CEO Richard Plepler has denied.

That's right, I used to purposely allow my friendships to go wrong or go away.

"Truthers" contend that the Bush administration either purposely allowed 9/11 to occur or worse yet, committed the atrocity for political advantage.

But Holder suggested that it was this kind of rhetoric that was politicizing the furor over the gun-tracking operation in which federal Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives agents purposely allowed weapons to be illegally purchased and circulated on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.

Yet the regulations seem purposely vague, allowing for considerable wiggle room and unscientific value judgements.

However, as it can be seen in Fig. 10a, a lot of dots are accumulated in the center of the pattern purposely, not allowing efficient partitioning of the screen, in an effort to observe users' interaction during colliding situations.

In 2011, a group of former Match.com users filed a class-action lawsuit in Dallas, alleging the site purposely misled users by allowing millions of fake or outdated profiles.