Sentence examples for a great deal of leeway in from inspiring English sources

Back then, many fights were caused by batters retaliating against pitchers, who were permitted a great deal of leeway in moving hitters off the plate.

But according to a person involved, a deal is likely because Disney has considerable confidence in Mr. Bruckheimer and has given him a great deal of leeway in producing films.

There is, of course, a great deal of leeway in the last part, concerning the details of the transition through cultural evolution from hominin proto-moralities to contemporary moral systems, which allows for some very different possible stories.

Like some of their predecessors, they hold that the President has a great deal of leeway to act on his own in matters of "national security," as Obama put it in a letter to Congress last month, or in "protecting our own people," as he said on Wednesday.

But generally speaking, I am given a great deal of leeway.

That bought McCain a great deal of leeway with GOP voters.

A frequently cited one, however, is that zine making allows artists a great deal of leeway, with low stakes.