1.   And even where an outlet could be found, the companies could seldom afford any kind of manager to monitor sales.

2.   No show can afford that kind of scandal, particularly a brand-new one, hungry for the ratings.

3.   And he knows that he cannot afford that kind of effort if he wants to lead his team to the SBowl in Atlanta.

4.   But for those who can afford this kind of extra expense, wireless adds a whole new factor to the notebook equation.

5.   But neither can afford the kinds of blow-out, home-court losses they experienced to Arizona and Stanford.

6.   But who can afford that kind of playground except movie stars?

7.   Given the challenges that face the city, Austinites can no longer afford the kind of nonsense, bloodletting rhetoric that often dominates local races.

8.   I think you should try to talk yourself into the idea that you can afford the kind of stock market risk you had been assuming.

9.   If my job gives me the time and the money to afford that kind of vacation, I said to myself, maybe the whole thing is worth it.

10.   No team can afford that kind of inconsistency.