Sentence examples for to make allowance from inspiring English sources

One has to make allowance for pique.

Disliking the Anglicized system of government there, he sought to preserve the good in Maratha institutions and to make allowance for Maratha sentiment.

He says the forthcoming defence review will have to make allowance for the fact that the work is now "darker and more dangerous" than at any time since the end of the cold war.

"If women take time off and do come back into the profession, I think you have to make allowance for that at the level of QC appointments and judicial appointments".

See articleTown planningHillary Clinton, America's secretary of state, called on Israel to stop all settlement activity in the occupied West Bank, rejecting Israel's pleas to make allowance for the settlements' "natural growth".Hundreds of supporters of the new South African president, Jacob Zuma, protested in Cape Town against Helen Zille, who leads the opposition Democratic Alliance.

There's naturally going to be some flexibility because we're all different and have to make allowance for these differences.

And you have to make allowances for the antiquated technology.

It's thinking of each other and being able to make allowances.

When you've got four kids and a wife, usually somebody has to make allowances.

Even his Jewish friends seemed to be willing to make allowances.

But we have to make allowances for the hard of hearing.