allow for

1. Leave room for, permit, as in We have enough chairs to allow for forty extra guests, or Our denomination allows for a large variety of beliefs. [Early 1700s] Also see make allowance.

Example Sentences

The message group moved over from Whatsapp to Discord to allow for more people to join and for newcomers to catch up on older information.

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Vanguard also will include a floating structure on the surface of the water to transport compressed air, power the vessel, and allow for communication with the outside world.

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Including these neurodivergent participants also provided a wider range of IQ scores, with some scoring above average, allowing for a more comprehensive comparison than studying neurotypical individuals alone.

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It’s not that Allen thinks she’s immune to criticism, but that she understands human behavior is far more unpredictable and messy than the internet’s echo chambers allow for.

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But the process doesn't always work and is dependent on the right amount of moisture and humidity in the clouds to allow for ice nuclei to form.

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