Sentence examples for extra latitude from inspiring English sources

A-League referees down the years have been prone to allowing a little extra latitude come finals time.

-Allies in America's war against terrorism should be given extra latitude in their business dealings in U.S. territory.

Data released Friday by the Labor Department appeared to give the Fed extra latitude: the Consumer Price Index showed inflation was essentially flat in February.

Mr. Szymanski, for one, says store managers in rural areas will need extra latitude to tailor their inventories and services to local customers.

Will the deficit surpass the extra latitude given in this crisis year?

Even with the extra narrative latitude allowed by the horror genre, the show ran out of ideas, and died a (more or less) natural death.

A slightly different set of indices was applied by Zhang et al. (2005), for example TX > 25°C for hot days and TN >20°C for tropical nights, which were selected because of their regular use for extra-tropical latitudes, but are less meaningful for regions with generally warm conditions.

Ionospheric plasma bubbles were detected out to the maximum extra-tropical geographical latitude of ≈28° S, which was the highest latitude position analyzed in this study.

The official record, therefore, could miss storms in which no ship experienced gale-force winds, recognized it as a tropical storm (as opposed to a high-latitude extra-tropical cyclone, a tropical wave, or a brief squall), returned to port, and reported the experience.

Convective outflow in the tropics peaks at roughly 200 hPa [ Folkins and Martin, 2005], largely consistent with the observed annual average minimum in rBC MMR, while the increase above the minimum is expected due to horizontal (isentropic) exchange of air with the extra tropics out to 50° latitude [ Konopka et al., 2007].

This change is less severe in the mid to high latitudes, where 10 15 extra days are expected over Northern America, Europe and Russia.