Sentence examples for leaving ample room for from inspiring English sources

All shopping is done in cash, leaving ample room for fudging the accounts.

True to his open-minded orientation, he resists ­final summations, leaving ample room for ­yoga's next ­self-transformation.

Therefore, the nature of the flows must be inferred from their deposits rather than from direct evidence, leaving ample room for interpretation.

Third, the WTO needs to wake up to the climate crisis by leaving ample room for the transfer of clean technology to developing countries.

But the hospitals are operating in a void, without governmental assistance or oversight, leaving ample room for legal and ethical transgressions on both sides of the border.

One might argue that the government can't credibly provide fiscal stimulus; that either the stimulus must fail, leaving ample room for continued state borrowing at low rates, or it must be very quickly unwound through spending cuts and tax increases to avoid a debt crisis, in which case full Ricardian Equivalence might actually hold (for once) leaving the multiplier at zero.

But the sums involved leave ample room for doubt.

That leaves ample room for friction between I.M.F.

The high ceilings left ample room for storage space in the loft units.

Baghdad's long record of duplicity and defiance leaves ample room for skepticism.

But the margins were disturbingly close and compromise language left ample room for the struggle to continue.