Sentence examples for leeway that allows from inspiring English sources

The leeway that allows for some genuinely terrible kitsch (particularly a continuing conceit about movie archetypes christened "the Dark Prince" and "the Fair Princess") also gives her the freedom to write this passage describing Monroe's last film, "The Misfits": "It had a stubborn integrity.

There is, however, some leeway that allows a business to process data at runtime in a different country from where the data is persistently stored.

"Music writer" is a concept that allows leeway to footnote the context or defend the performance, or my view of it.

Her point is well taken, since test takers are frequently advised to reject a precise choice like "one month" in favor of one that allows leeway.

Now it is much harder for companies to speed up stock payments, but there is a government service exemption that allows for some leeway.

Having last competed for the win at le Mans in 1999, Nissan are re-entering endurance sportscar racing as a manufacturer with the GT-R LM Nismo, a prototype that takes advantage of the more flexible rules in the WEC, as compared to those in F1, that allows manufacturers considerable leeway in design and technology.

Those who have their money in a total-return bond fund -- a general-purpose bond fund that allows managers considerable leeway in selecting the type and duration of bonds -- will have to trust the fund manager to adjust the holdings of specific bonds.

Ms. Thomas has said that her titles are meant only to convey atmosphere, advice that allows an ensemble considerable leeway.

Assistant producer Ralph Winter described the extra money as a "toybox" that allowed more leeway and "fun" in planning the scope of the film.

They love the training, the discipline and competitions that allow a little leeway.

Mr. Obama largely surrendered the point, agreeing to vague wording that allowed nations the leeway of promising to take whatever steps were necessary for "sustained growth".