| actually afford | 1) No one can actually afford anything anymore . 2) The detective was actually affording Lazarus an opportunity here. more actually afford sentences |
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| afford Act | 1) Such an individual would be entitled to all of the protections afforded by the Act and this part. 2) Contractual Waiver of certain rights afforded by this Act is prohibited. (13-20-806). more afford Act sentences |
| afford a view of | 1) The green affords a view of the Atlantic. 2) The table was close to the hearth and afforded a view of the men coming and going. more afford a view of sentences |
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| afford housing | 1) Young families are leaving for places where they can better afford housing . 2) We can afford decent housing , education and health-care for everyone. more afford housing sentences |
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| afford opportunity | 1) So should patients be afforded the same opportunity ? 2) Every moment lost affords an opportunity for misfortune. more afford opportunity sentences |
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| afford protection | 1) Residents are usually afforded equal protection under the law . 2) Each type of educational record is afforded different disclosure protections . more afford protection sentences |
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| afford technology | 1) Learning technology affords students assistance as well as opportunities to learn by themselves. 2) But this feeling of belonging-and of interconnectedness that technology affords us also has its downside. more afford technology sentences |
| afford the cost of | 1) I also can't afford the cost of living. 2) Can you afford the cost of food and veterinary treatments? more afford the cost of sentences |
| afford the luxury of | 1) So can Zimbabwe afford the luxury of having so many legislators? 2) They couldn't afford the luxury of open-market values. more afford the luxury of sentences |
| afford the payments | 1) the homeowner has hardships and cannot afford the payments . 2) the bank says, no I cannot afford the payments . more afford the payments sentences |
| afford the price | 1) Highly recommended for any library whose budget can afford the price . 2) Nobody can afford the price . more afford the price sentences |
| afford the rent | 1) Therefore I can no longer afford the rent . 2) Shopkeepers had no sales and could not afford the rents . more afford the rent sentences |
| afford to | 1) Sometimes the privilege afforded to companies through tax preferences is overt. 2) Can you afford to ignore dog bite safety? more afford to sentences |
| afford to buy | 1) Kids in public schools sometimes cant afford to buy uniforms. 2) We can't afford to buy their stuff anyway. more afford to buy sentences |
| afford to do | 1) We can't afford to do any less. 2) We can't afford to do that again. more afford to do sentences |
| afford to eat | 1) Can't afford to eat everything organically? 2) I can't even afford to eat right now. more afford to eat sentences |
| afford to go | 1) The rich can afford to go without train . 2) I can't afford to go on foreign holidays. more afford to go sentences |
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| afford to purchase | 1) We can't afford to purchase an extra seat. 2) However, they cannot afford to purchase that standard. more afford to purchase sentences |
| afford treatment | 1) With seven kids I could not afford the treatment . 2) Many people simply cannot afford this expensive treatment . more afford treatment sentences |
| afford tuition | 1) Lorelai finds herself unable to afford Chilton's tuition . 2) Access to private schools is open to anyone who can afford the tuition . more afford tuition sentences |
| afford view | 1) The house was designed to afford maximum views . 2) The atrium affords panoramic views of the city. more afford view sentences |
| afforded | 1) The same thing goes if special privileges are afforded . 2) A remedy was afforded by more intensive home weaving. more afforded sentences |
| affording | 1) Thus smaller companies had a more difficult time affording manufacturing licensing. 2) There were four gates affording access to the city. more affording sentences |
| affords | 1) This perfected position affords greater flexibility and faster speeds. 2) Any location around the lake affords viewing. more affords sentences |
| barely afford | 1) She could barely afford food and had no coal. 2) They discuss how they can barely afford to get married. more barely afford sentences |
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| cant afford | 1) He wont be failed...school cant afford that. 2) Anyhow, the graziers are dying out, becausethey cant afford the petrol to keep helicopters running. more cant afford sentences |
| comfortably afford | 1) Buy a home you can comfortably afford . 2) Select a premium you can comfortably afford . more comfortably afford sentences |
| couldnt afford | 1) They couldnt even afford half of his transfer cost. 2) Shes mad at me because I couldnt afford designer cloths for her. more couldnt afford sentences |
| country afford | 1) Can these countries afford any more wars? 2) No country afforded more examples of domestic architecture than Italy. more country afford sentences |
| easily afford | 1) They had given what they could easily afford . 2) Doctors should only be considered if they are easily afforded . more easily afford sentences |
| even afford | 1) They couldnt even afford half of his transfer cost. 2) The king even afforded to grant privileges which contradicted customary law. more even afford sentences |
| hardly afford | 1) Low income people can hardly afford continuous use of fast food. 2) Many can hardly afford a square meal a day . more hardly afford sentences |
| ill afford | 1) Baghdad can ill afford a long delay. 2) Clinton declared he could ill afford any more such victories. more ill afford sentences |
| law afford | 1) The common law thus affords no support for petitioner. 2) The Information Assistance pamphlet outlines some of the protections afforded by law . more law afford sentences |
| not afford | 1) I ca n't afford those meds free idea. 2) Many soccer fans ca n't afford originals. more not afford sentences |
| only afford | 1) We can only afford taking 2 weeks completely off. 2) I can only afford one quarantine setup. more only afford sentences |
| opportunity afford | 1) Let us understand then, that the great opportunity afforded us in this moment is not one of changing words. 2) Mr. Goldstein specifically waives the opportunity afforded him by Judiciary Law ยง 90 (6-a) (f) to be heard in opposition to such an order. more opportunity afford sentences |
| otherwise afford | 1) Homeowners insurance protects you from losses you could not otherwise afford . 2) How could this scholarship help you do things you couldn't otherwise afford ? more otherwise afford sentences |
| possibly afford | 1) I couldn't possibly afford that kind of money. 2) I am glad you were able to find and possibly afford a lawyer. more possibly afford sentences |
| program afford | 1) What advantages has the dual degree program afforded you in your present position? 2) This program affords students the opportunity to take part in carefully mentored student authorship. more program afford sentences |
| rarely afford | 1) A quick tourist visit rarely affords enough time for courtesy work to be effected. 2) Deane is committed to preserving British manufacturing - a luxury rarely afforded by start-up businesses . more rarely afford sentences |
| really afford | 1) Can we really afford to tackle climate change? 2) Make sure you can really afford it. more really afford sentences |
| scarcely afford | 1) It's a service the single mother could scarcely afford . 2) Doubtless he could scarcely afford to notice Burns. more scarcely afford sentences |
| system afford | 1) Lodge members reportedly enjoyed the degree of customer control this system afforded them . 2) The personalized nature of the intelligent tutoring systems affords educators the opportunity to create individualized programs. more system afford sentences |
| thus afford | 1) The common law thus affords no support for petitioner. 2) The wealthy like the long-standing prestige and recognition thus afforded . more thus afford sentences |
| time afford | 1) Thus smaller companies had a more difficult time affording manufacturing licensing. 2) In these instances, then, additional time afforded a measure of prosperity. more time afford sentences |
| unable to afford | 1) Be unable to afford current repayments and charges. 2) She may have also been unable to afford proper burial. more unable to afford sentences |
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