Sentence examples for left more space from inspiring English sources

"The administration has left more space for people in Latin America to do what has been under discussion there for some time now," she said.

Their amazing patchworks of fabric, wallpaper and fake wood paneling emphasize the extent to which she relies on, but also transforms, reality with her sense of color, light and surface (although one or two sets would have made the point and left more space for paintings).

"Brazil reacted differently and moved forward fast when they won the ball, which left more space than you get against defence-minded teams.

(It was the cloudiness in her beaker — which increased as she stirred the liquid — that made Kwolek think her concoction was promising: a more random molecular arrangement would have left more spaces for light to pass through, making the liquid transparent).

(It was the cloudiness in her beaker which increased as she stirred the liquid that made Kwolek think her concoction was promising: a more random molecular arrangement would have left more spaces for light to pass through, making the liquid transparent).

First, it meant leaving more space at the back for their opponents to exploit.

This leaves more space free for the system to use, and should result in generally better performance.

Bigger 27-inch televisions will replace 19-inch versions and armoires are being taken out, leaving more space.

It was never a matter of simply playing "pretty notes" or fewer notes or leaving more space.

That leaves more space for the hits, which, he said, must be shown broadside because people expect it.

That leaves more space for special interests to pursue their agendas, and that's how we end up with drug companies making drug policy, energy companies making energy policy, and multinationals making trade policy".