Sentence examples for which allowance from inspiring English sources

A distributed model is proposed for a first order, irreversible reaction between a porous solid and a gas in which allowance is made for a grain size distribution in the reactant solid matrix.

At some point, the thinking goes, Congress will force industries to pay those costs, either with a tax or a cap-and-trade system in which allowances will cost money.

With competition for income opportunities, health workers reportedly prioritized attendance at meetings for which allowances would be paid over providing care to patients (ibid).

When you're moving the cards around, you're going to have to know which allowances to make and which moves to avoid.

Thousands of disabled people will lose disability living allowance, which allows them to be active members of society.

It is expected the government will raise the age at which the allowance can be claimed.

Comparisons of herbage allowances between livestock species within each country showed higher values for Chinese cattle than for small ruminants, except for the autumn pasture on which herbage allowance for cattle was considerably lower than for small ruminants.

Instead, he gags on the taste, has a good time and the next day feels like shit, which – with allowance for the ecstasy cases that do result in hospitalisation or death – is most people's experience on the drug.

This guarantees for a flexible accounting system, which makes allowance for non-human induced disturbances and automatically integrates an adaptation component into the accounting system.

In a study which made allowance for this by latent class analysis, the sensitivities of Tinel's and Phalen's tests were 0.97 and 0.92 respectively [ 3].

Table 16 shows some values of S which make allowance for this and for the different storage capacity of different soils.