Example sentences of "allowance [vb -s] been make for [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | No allowance has been made for variations in local water — but with a pH between 7 and 8 most bread-and-butter tropicals will survive . |
2 | Once allowance has been made for variations in cortical function it should then be possible to identify the function of the subcortical area . |
3 | It is true that since 1982 allowance has been made for inflation — indexation — when calculating capital gains generally ( and gains made before 1982 are no longer eligible for any tax ) . |
4 | At this stage in their careers employees enjoy salaries which are about twice that received in their early twenties ( i.e. referring to their ‘ real ’ earnings when allowance has been made for inflation , etc . ) . |
5 | This refers to the increase in the volume of exports after allowance has been made for inflation ; it does not simply reflect the increased prices of goods . |
6 | Overall British backing for the relationship was apparently marginally less in 1963 ( 67 per cent ) than in 1952 , though when allowance has been made for differences in the questions asked it would seem that the proportion who were strongly pro-American had actually increased . |
7 | In addition , they help to explain why it is that the average length of custody imposed by the higher courts is a historically proven index of prison population generally , once allowance has been made for changes in the level of recorded crime ( Home Office , 1956 ; but cf. |
8 | Throughout the calculation of indirect employment , allowance has been made for leakages attributable to import penetration — particularly in the case of overseas advertising expenditure . |