Sentence examples for still spared from inspiring English sources

Despite managing to offend a number of trans people, there were plenty who, generously, still spared the time to help guide me through the whole mess.

Some economists think Chinese agriculture can still spare tens of millions of workers.

Still, spare a little pity for the critic, if you please; I'm doing delicate surgery here.

An especially wet springtime could still spare the Western plains and mountains and prime the soil for planting.

Still, spare a thought for poor Mamie Eisenhower, played by Melissa Leo in Lee Daniels The Butlerr, a 2013 waxworks parade of 20th-century life in the White House as seen through the eyes of a long-serving butler.

An uptick in inflation in September could still spare the Treasury from having to make a decision on the matter, notes Rackley.

It is, therefore, relevant that complete fornix disconnections, which are more likely to encroach on adjacent areas, can still spare spatial biconditional learning [24,41,60,62].

He says there is still "spare capacity" in the British economy (some 1-1.5% of GDP).

But it does mean there is still spare capacity to be mopped up.

The easiest circumstances in which to engineer a soft landing are when output growth is running above potential, but there is still spare capacity.

And passengers have in any case done pretty well over the past two decades of budget airlines; they have also rationally switched demand to other airports where there is still spare capacity.