Sentence examples for will allow giving from inspiring English sources

Once you're in position to catch the ball, bring your glove up and open it as wide as your hand will allow, giving your fielder a big target and confidence that you'll be catching the ball.

DJI is currently the market leader in drones and this plan will allow give the company the chance to provide a good experience by fixing the drone after something terrible happens.

(Man with SMD, 45, rural) They [people with mental illnesses] are considered as inferior in the community and if they want to get married, people in the community will rumor that they are mentally ill and parents will not allow giving their daughters/sons to this kind of persons.

They [people with mental illnesses] are considered as inferior in the community and if they want to get married, people in the community will rumor that they are mentally ill and parents will not allow giving their daughters/sons to this kind of persons.

Wonder how long this will be allowed, given that Google has somehow not got around to writing a Windows Phone version of the YouTube app in the past two and a half years?

"We are working on algorithms that will allow to give an age-adjusted pace.

As such, initial increases in migration rate will provide genetic variation that will allow a given resistance range to be reached more rapidly.

The BBC's change of provider came just before the Met Office adopts a new supercomputer, which will give much greater accuracy in forecasts, and will allow them to give accurate six-day forecasts.

And even for the very few who will be subject to the tax, the increase in the gift tax exemption will allow them to give their heirs tens of millions of dollars before the estate tax even comes into play.

The agency's top regulator, James Lockhart, says the mortgage buyers now have "prudent cushions" that will allow them to give a boost to the mortgage market.

The residency will give me the opportunity to explore the full spectrum of weavers' working experiences and will allow me to give voice to those whose experience of working in mills lives on only in archived diaries and letters.