Sentence examples for far less room for from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In other words, the risk that a prisoner would suffer during lethal injection is greater than in the case of a firing squad, which involves instant death and far less room for error.

In his small market (a third of the size of nearby Chicago), Irsay has far less room for mistakes.

You can find blow up neck pillows for the flight that deflate and take up far less room in your luggage.

So there is far less room down the sides.

But the important differences are that a football season has fewer games and football generates far more money, so new coaches have less room for failure.

This leaves less room for error.

But other big countries have less room for manoeuvre.