Sentences with phrase «affords more»

Planting more specifically suited vegetation in bioswales can allow bioswales to play a greater part in enhancing the town or city's biodiversity and affords them a more diverse and pleasing appearance.

Tumble VR affords you more precision with just a single controller, Arkham VR gives you Batman's hands, and Rush of Blood lets you dual wield guns.

A monthly repayment schedule at a fixed interest rate affords more certainty than a variable rate.

Tibetan tradition believes the material world is superior to even heaven as it affords more chance for spiritual growth.

A specially tuned Dynamic Stability Control system affords more freedom for the right foot.

Their occupant restraint control modules will be reprogramed with software that affords more robust sensor performance.

The driver - selectable «Normal» mode provides a comforting ride, while the «Sport» setting affords more agility by sending a higher amount of torque to the rear wheels.

The backseat, meanwhile, affords more legroom than most competitors do, even when one of those taller drivers is up front.

Canada affords a more relevant example.

«It may feature an all - black cast, but this is certainly not a race - related flick, which really affords more credit to director Malcolm D. Lee»: I'd heard that before and I think it's fantastic

Recommendation: It may feature an all - black cast, but this is certainly not a race - related flick, which really affords more credit to director Malcolm D. Lee.

I prefer the larger size as it affords more slouch / room.

We think it affords us more time, but does it really?

She guesses that the high density of whales off the east coast of Australia affords more opportunity for new songs to arise than in a sparsely populated region such as French Polynesia.

C. Emily Feistritzer, the program's director, says that the main reason most people (including scientists with advanced degrees) go into teaching as a second career is because it affords them more time with their family or to otherwise pursue their other interests.

At the heart of this crisis lies the search by voters for a vision of democracy and elections that disperses decision - making power more, affords more nuanced representation to UK citizens, and gives a broader range of parties access to the policy arena.

The former Sheffield United man affords more security than Antonio Valencia, who put in an inept performance against Arsenal earlier in the week.

It's just that their plan affords more calculated flexibility than what most fans are generally comfortable with.

Darwin, however, deserves to be called a scientific creationist because he attempted to knit together scientific and theological theories in a way that affords a more unified and comprehensive view of reality.

Becoming - ontology gives priority to process instead of substance and thereby affords a more suitable conceptuality for a theology of creation.

Likewise, QE3 affords more breathing room to Washington policy - makers preoccupied with election posturing.

And yet the «payout ratio» of dividends to profits remains a modest 22 %, which indicates Nike can easily afford more shareholder raises in the future.

When you're young, you can afford more risk than when you're older (maybe then you'll have kids and a mortgage, for example).

«These changes will only really affect high net worth Canadians who can afford more sophisticated techniques for tax sheltering.»

As a result, more people will be able to afford more prescription drugs, too.

If you can't afford more than one station, choose that single station carefully and buy as much time as you can afford to nail that audience.

With annual sales exceeding $ 2.5 million, he could have easily afforded more luxurious space.

The second SEO consultant did some great work but never really grasped her store's high - end business concept, and after he raised his rates she couldn't afford him any more anyway.

It can't afford more M&A deals because it can't take on any more debt to fund them.

«If pressed by someone who can not afford more, I would say that they should get at least 25/50/25, but I reiterate that people should buy as much as they can afford,» recommends Kirchen.

Stephen Maher: The PM can't afford more sloppy mistakes and he may not be getting the stern warnings he needs to rein in his worst impulses

The only variables he admits are structure - free: The federal government can indeed spend more and reduce interest rates (especially on mortgages) so that the higher mortgage debt, student debt, personal debt and corporate debt overhead can be afforded more easily.

Occasionally, we need to archive and / or delete some of it to make room for new data, so that we don't have to keep raising prices in order to afford more and more servers.

A common way an employer will shut down further communication is by saying they can not afford more.

You may be able to afford more than 1 %, but I would stick with 1 %: given how big bitcoin can be, it is enough.

Bryan Riley, director of the Free Trade Initiative at the National Taxpayers Union, said that an increase in the trade deficit from the prior year «should not be viewed as a problem to be fixed, but as a predictable result of a growing economy that enables people to afford more imports.»

Then, we can afford more, by the way.

Additionally, Amazon workers earning six - figure salaries can afford more expensive apartments than the current median price, indicating much of the new construction will be at the luxury end of the market to appeal to these workers.

Because the computer power required to process larger blocks could price out some smaller miners, critics worry that adopting Bitcoin Cash's approach will lead to power being concentrated in the hands of companies that can afford more and better equipment.

While sure making extra money with passive income ideas with help improve the income steam that is coming in, which could afford you more life experiences or putting more towards retirement contributions so you have enough to continue living your life without worry about every penny you have, it's what you can control in your -LSB-...]

I now return to my regularly scheduled life, which does afford me more of a chance to comment on the global issues that interest me.

The additional down payment funds can come in handy if you want to afford more home, reduce your monthly payments, or keep some of your money for other investments.

And as the interest rate fell, this made borrowing more affordable, so the Americans were able to afford more debt.

As you start looking into pre-approval, you might discover that your mortgage lender insists that you can afford more than you thought.

So why is Google interested in a speedier web, and what does it mean for webmasters who can't afford a more powerful hosting solution?

What about the married woman who already has four kids and can afford no more?

Other social sciences, concentrating on certain limited kinds of human activities, together afford a more detailed picture of man's culture and social organization.

America's libertarian refusal thus far to create a European - style nanny state has led to the economic growth that enables the United States to afford its more costly system.

I may get into some trouble for saying this, but I don't care; we simply can't afford any more suicides or families caught in the middle: I think it's time for evangelicals to confront reality and move away from the «reparative therapy» approach, which seems to be doing far more harm than good.

It is not necessary to build and sell more motor cars in order to be able to afford more schools and teachers.