Sentence examples for allowed more room from inspiring English sources

Investment in bigger ships allowed more room for freight.

Getting the state out of the way allowed more room for business.

The original gospel setting of "Loves Me Like a Rock" was discarded in favor a slower, jazzier, finger-snapping groove that allowed more room for the lyrics celebrating the solidity of maternal love.

Mr Zedillo has had to face both a surge in petty crime, which is blamed on the economic crisis, and an increase in organised crime: especially in drug-trafficking, after the relative weakening of the Colombian drug gangs allowed more room for Mexican ones.

The procedure was somewhat easier than ZI in simply atrophic patients, as the resected bone allowed more room to vision and manipulation.

The unexpected election of a single-party government means there is a stronger emphasis on keeping manifesto promises than there would have been under a coalition, which would have allowed more room for alteration, says Prof Malcolm Chalmers, research director of the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi).

That allows more room for ideas and creativity and innovation.

But what I will do differently is allow more room for creativity.

"But then sometimes bad taste allows more room for creativity and play".

Even Quinto can surely agree with me that the new Spock allows more room for manoeuvre.

"They are trying to do what's politically palatable to ease the burden and allow more room for growth".