Sentence examples for leeway between the from inspiring English sources

The home side's superior haul of bonus points - seven to Hampshire's three - made up the four-point leeway between the two sides at the start of the game.

At present, schools have so much leeway that comparisons between the wide variety of leaving certificates they issue are all but meaningless.

Younger cabin crew members still have the leeway to take the tests before their birthday.

Given the leeway to undermine the economy, bankers and financiers have done just that.

A possible explanation for this finding is that the transformation of the initial classification problem in a geometric space, which alleviates features covariance, makes leeway for the inference of separating planes between classes that perform robustly.

For mothers returning to work from maternity leave, those few hours of leeway can be the difference between career confidence and a career abandoned.

But the trade commission's authority is limited to interpreting antitrust laws and court cases that give it less leeway than the communications commission, particularly in cases involving so-called vertical integration between a producer and distributor.

The two-year leeway allowed for the differing ages when children start school.

The leeway encouraged the home side to let rip.

So how much leeway will the West give him?

"Going back and forth between the iPod and the Amazon clips for individualistic things — sudden changes in dynamics or ornaments, or a cadenzalike passage where the performer has more leeway in the interpretation.