Sentence examples for increased headroom from inspiring English sources

The interior features increased headroom, a new two-tone instrument panel and several upscale, new amenities, including GPS navigation, rear-seat DVD entertainment, a Boston Acoustics stereo, a hands-free communication system and rear-parking assistance.

Such sales would increase headroom and could also prove a catalyst for further price movement".

This is a common conversion practice, increasing headroom and opening up space for the huge TV and other features, like recessed storage bins.

This had previously restricted passage, as it was very low, but the exercise increased the headroom by 3 ft (0.9 m).

The Discovery also has a panoramic see-through roof and the roof has a stepped-up design to increase passenger headroom.

Net debt was on track and the facilities headroom has increased to £100m.

Combined with the Adjusted EBITDA accretion we anticipate, this reduction in debt will substantially increase our covenant headroom, while reducing our debt service on the senior secured loan by a net 17.7%.

To provide FR in certain hour, ES is required to have spare headroom to deliver the increased active power as well as enough stored energy to sustain the increased power supply for 30 min. Under the present UK electricity market arrangements, FR is contracted for the duration of a month or a week, at long time ahead of real-time operation.

It's possible that following bumper income tax receipts in January the OBR will increase the level of headroom by more than £15bn, giving the chancellor greater scope to increase the state's support for households and businesses over the rest of the parliament.

With the new CPUs we thought moving to solder thermal interface material (STIM) was a good move because you do get the increased thermal conductivity between the CPU and heat spreader and it does provide thermal headroom with overclocking and other high-frequency activities.

As problems in India this summer have shown, increased borrowing costs can quickly cause problems in an economy with little fiscal or monetary headroom.