Sentence examples for leeway to pull from inspiring English sources
While the company seems to be trying to diversify beyond just its marketplace — and it turns out that StubHub is a pretty significant business with hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue — it doesn't get the same kind of leeway to pull out a checkbook and buy a grocery chain for $13.7 billion.
"And now it has the leeway, more than any other sector, to pull the economy back up".
If you're a metal chick, you have more leeway in the fashion department, since looking like a Viking will be hard to pull off, and wearing Renaissance outfits just doesn't mix with going to shows.
Female Metalheads, known as Metal Chicks, get more leeway in the fashion department, since looking grungy, or like a Viking is somewhat difficult for a woman to pull off.
For Ali to pull off that famous win, his trainer Angelo Dundee had loosened all the ropes before the bout, allowing his fighter the leeway to lean into them.
To pull — pull herself out.
"The law gives police far too much leeway to stop vehicles based on the claim that they observe a traffic infraction, regardless of how obvious it is that their real reason for pulling someone over is in the hope of finding marijuana or gravity knives or some other crime with no justification," Hechinger said.
So he had more leeway to do it.
Both steps would give it more leeway to raise rates.
