Significados de afford as en inglés

The announcement did not afford as much pleasure as I had expected.

And Britain cannot afford as its government a party incapable of being led.

We cannot afford as a group to be branded as jail-breakers.

We can afford as many treatments as are needed, short of an entire battalion.

Geary had told him that he could not afford as much as Vandover needed.

We cannot afford as much food as before the war, nor of the same quality.

Why will not the actions of Samson afford as plentiful matter as the Labours of Hercules?

Dr Grey said the cost was something New Zealand could afford as a country and should embrace.

Could you afford as much to Garrett?

What concerns today's civil libertarians is that military commissions do not afford as much due process as domestic criminal trials.

They are hammered deep into the earth, and afford as good means of traveling as the New Brunswick moose paths.

One mile perhaps would not be objectionable, and might probably afford as good air and retirement, as a greater distance.

The Provençals settled in the colony affirm, that its olives would afford as good an oil as those of their country.

Thereat he made speech of matters which at least did not afford as many opportunities for coherency as would the horse.

Thus it was that the burghers were compelled to lie flat down in order to afford as little mark as possible to the enemy.

A sheet of wet paper would afford as much resistance to a paving-stone as the walls of a steamboat cabin to a six-pound shot.