Sentence examples for given headroom from inspiring English sources

Given "headroom", he said, which would involve contractual negotiation, "we think we can bring a large part of the solution to this".

At the same time, Mr. Wright may also want to give headroom to some executive stars within NBC.

That gives headroom for future rises (Canada's rate is 26.5%) and edges Britain away from its low-tax neighbour, Ireland (see chart).In this section Out of the mire Pipe dreams Beloved, beleaguered Halal la carte Uprated Moor de France Game, set, match The power of prayer In the ring with Chuka Obama ReprintsA range of sweeteners would ease the pain.

Roomy too, the new Elantra styling gives headroom top consideration for the driver and passenger, in the back seat it is a bit more limited, but legroom gets high marks even if headroom in the back is a bit more of a challenge for the taller passenger.

One is the front-opening clam roof that pops up directly above the living quarters, giving you headroom and plenty of ventilation.

This resolved a bank covenant issue and has given Emap sufficient headroom to invest in growing the business, including – potentially – through acquisition.

Leave "headroom" in the jars.

It gives us the headroom to make progress over the next three to four years.

For those with old/injured/fat mutts to hoist, the high tailgate gives plenty of headroom.

"From a global perspective, you have to give India carbon headroom".

Soames described the fundraising as pragmatic and necessary "to give us the headroom to get through a strategy review … without being under the cosh of our lenders".