Sentence examples for leeway yet from inspiring English sources

"I don't have that kind of leeway yet.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts repeatedly suggested, moreover, that the last three words of the phrase "licensing and similar laws" provided Arizona with yet more leeway.

Typically, in the final days of the Obama administration, the National Security Agency was given yet more leeway to share the warrantless data it scoops up worldwide (including from American citizens) with ever more members of the IC.

Yet even with this leeway, there is reason to be pessimistic about hitting the target by 2030.The case that this goal is feasible rests on extrapolations from the economic performance of the past few decades.

Yet Mr. Sarkozy has some leeway.

Yet, radio allows you some leeway; you may write quite a number of characters into your play but when it is produced, the actors may be able to change their voices to cover quite a few of the characters without needing a large cast.

Kleiber, again, finds a middle ground, conducting the scene with precision and restless energy, yet still giving Ms. Cotrubas some leeway to sing with poignancy.

Yet he has been given much leeway, and his reckless economic and risky foreign policies have dragged Iran into a state of near-constant crisis.

Three wickets fell for four runs - including that of Latham, caught in the leg-side deep off Broad - yet there was still too much leeway for the tourists to claw back.

Yet analysts said Fidesz had little leeway given the much greater discipline being sought by international lenders — and its E.U. partners — as a result of Greece's financial crisis, which caused turmoil for the euro currency.

"They know this is a difficult decision for this government and yet they did not want to give leeway," she said.