Sentence examples for were only afforded from inspiring English sources

Middlesex were only afforded 16 overs in which to reply and fell short as they made 99 for eight, the best showing a 36 from Paul Stirling.

Although a large, letterbox-format screen hung behind them, it held expensively-produced video clips for their songs far more often than an artfully grainy live feed of the band performing, meaning we were only afforded glimpses of singer Brandon Flowers' jarhead short back 'n' sides, an everyman hairstyle for an everyman kind of a group.

While the desired α-fluoroketones 83 were only afforded in moderate enantioselectivities (up to 54% ee), this proved that this approach is viable in a catalytic sense.

In comparison, mice treated with the LTβR decoy fusion protein, were only afforded efficacy when treated preventively, consistent with the failure of LTβR immunoglobulin (LTβR-Ig) to meet clinical endpoints in clinical trials in RA patients [ 8, 9].

Yet, democracy during this time was only afforded to the white and mostly elite of society.

This hands-on experience was invaluable to blockchain executives — and it was only afforded to "members of the Comcast family".

Stumpf argues that crimmigration can be explained by membership theory: the idea that positive rights and privileges are only afforded to members (citizens) as part of the social contract between the government and its people.

This hands-on experience was invaluable to blockchain executives — and it was only afforded to "members of the Comcast family". Further, the insight also helped inform my investment thesis around blockchain, so I could better serve their business interests.

In a 9-0 opinion, the Supreme Court ruled in Digital Realty that Dodd-Frank's employment protections are only afforded to those who report their concerns directly to the SEC before they experience retaliation.

Critics of David's "philosophy" often state that his detachment and cynicism is only afforded by his sublime wealth; that the character he plays in Curb is one that can afford to gripe and argue because of his ungodly privilege.

Two major lawsuits filed by the ACLU aim to pressure states to ensure that basic constitutional rights to an attorney and a speedy trial aren't luxuries that are only afforded to the rich.