Sentence examples for leeway more than from inspiring English sources

"And now it has the leeway, more than any other sector, to pull the economy back up".

Even allowing for this 15-minute leeway, more often than not Josie and Emlyn will struggle to leave on time.

"In New Rochelle, you get more leeway if you have more than an acre of land.

Labour has left £30bn of leeway to cut less and invest more than the Tories.

"I don't think the Europeans will give us more than a couple of months' leeway," he added.

They allow more leeway rather than enforcing leniency, and do not apply directly to the state courts where most drug cases are heard.

Ross will get more leeway here than he got in New York, as fourth corner Willie Middleton has overachieved at times but does not have great quickness.

He said his predecessors had given Lockheed too much leeway earlier, when government oversight was considered "a hindrance more than a help".

Make sure to provide some leeway, in case the first breaks, to pack no more than four pacifiers.

Even at temporal levels, the estimates made at septal levels (more than 50% multiple labeling, Swanson et al. 1980) provide sufficient leeway from "virtual identity" to accommodate different septal connections of zinc-containing and zinc-negative pyramidal cells.

Even if Messrs Edwards and Gokhale have overstated the problem, many experts agree that the health-care shortfall is much bigger than the pension gap.Fortunately for public employers, they probably have more leeway than with pensions to tackle the problem.