Sentence examples for far less room from inspiring English sources

So there is far less room down the sides.

When it comes to abortion, there is far less room for discussion.

With more and more of his empire, in effect, ring-fenced, Sir Richard has far less room for manoeuvre than in the past.

One problem with side impacts is that there is far less room in the side of a vehicle to engineer protection than there is up front.

Changes to "procedural rules" mean "there is now far less room for manoeuvre to delay an investigation, or question the power to launch it in any particular case".

Most counties now use either touch-screen or optical-scan voting with precinct-level tallying, which they say leaves far less room for error.

The defense lawyers agreed they would have far less maneuvering room in a military tribunal.

He has far less wiggle room than witnesses who can fairly claim not to remember".

The 23-year-old signed a four-year contract in 2014 reportedly worth $250,000 a season, meaning the Eels would yield far less breathing room from releasing him as they would other higher-paid players.

The FSA reconstructed the bank's balance sheet using new rules (known as Basel 3) that give banks far less wriggle room to massage numbers and found that RBS's actual capital was only about 2% of assets.How RBS calculated its numbers is a lesson against giving banks too much discretion in calculating key ratios that are relied upon by investors and providers of credit.

And, as sisters go, this one is the Eva to Bar Shu's Zsa Zsa – a couple of years younger, not quite as pretty and, despite Chinese pop played too loudly for so weeny and woodily elegant a room, far less noisy.