Sentence examples for considerably more leeway from inspiring English sources

The company, a cellphone service provider, secured itself considerably more leeway than other similar borrowers in a hastily arranged $500 million sale last week.

Other provisions were watered down, including a move to consolidate various programs and one that would have given states considerably more leeway over how to spend their federal education dollars.

The ruling gave manufacturers considerably more leeway to dictate retail prices, once considered a violation of antitrust law, and it set a high legal hurdle for retailers to prove that this is bad for consumers.

But G.O.P. governors have more leeway to be conservative if their voters are as well.

Considerably more, in Montana.

The danger is that more leeway may mean more rope.

Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.

[It meant] we had a little bit more leeway.

"They're not entitled to any more leeway".

The job overview, or description, allows even more leeway.

Large and well-capitalized developers, though, have had more leeway.