Sentence examples for for leeway from inspiring English sources

When consumers try to ask for leeway in loans or real estate, what happens?

They wanted some sort of an extra room for leeway, and ideally a yard or a balcony.

Residents might pay the factory to emit less or the factory might pay the town for leeway to pollute more.

Poorer countries, led by India, are pushing for leeway to subsidise domestic food production in the name of "food security", to the rich world's dismay.

Mr Samaras, who has led Greece's coalition government since June, will travel to Berlin on Friday to meet Ms Merkel to make the same request for leeway.

Yet public affection for the NHS leaves ample room for leeway: back in 2002, Gordon Brown achieved the unthinkable – a popular tax rise – to boost health spending.

There's plenty of leeway for both.

So there was a lot of leeway for the designer in this new zoning law.

If the Mets scored more runs, they would give their young players, prone to making mistakes, a greater margin for error, more leeway for growing pains.

The department is asking lawmakers for some leeway to set and enforce guidelines for the financial gatekeepers.

The Copyright Act allows for some leeway when a work is used for certain purposes.