Sentence examples for have considerable room from inspiring English sources

They think that these companies have considerable room to improve their efficiency.

Of course, moving from the sink to the dryer still caused water to drip from one's hands, so while the Japanese are on the right track, they still have considerable room for improvement.

These countries have considerable room for improvement.

China has considerable room for further reductions if its economy shows further weakness.

The Browns are an improved team; then again, they had considerable room to improve.

It has a state-controlled car maker, Proton, and tourism has considerable room for expansion.

This means that the government has considerable room of manoeuvre left to push for more ambitious environmental policies, though perhaps in more incremental form, rather than under a constitutional "one Earth" mandate and rapid closure of nuclear power plants.

All seats have considerable leg room.

The laws requiring companies to shore up deficient plans have considerable wiggle room, allowing contributions to be stretched out over several years.

The curtains are cafe-style, so you aren't totally separated from the regular dining room, but have considerable privacy.

All this means that the Bush administration has considerable fiscal room for maneuver.