Sentence examples for less latitude from inspiring English sources

Since November, developers submitting their requests to the board have a little less latitude.

Higher reserve requirements mean that institutions have less latitude to leverage their investments with large amounts of borrowed money.

Still, federal legislation later this year is likely to give them less latitude to use information than they want.

Judges now have far less latitude, and discretionary parole has been abolished for most crimes in California.

Moreover, with a greater Democratic presence in the Senate, Mr. Bush will have far less latitude in his judicial nominees.

And there are states now under this decision have less authority, less latitude, to enforce immigration laws".

What's more, chief executives have less internal latitude.

Our choice of turbulence parameters leads to a correlation length and variance of the fluctuating field that vary less with latitude during solar maximum conditions than during solar minimum conditions.

Those who live in less vulnerable latitudes, or who can afford to insulate themselves from extreme heat and weather, will fare much better than the poorer residents of Dhaka or Miami or the Maldives.

In consciously directing readers down a series of proverbial paths less taken, "LAtitudes" belies that laziest of stereotypes of Los Angeles as a homogenous, undifferentiated mass.

By contrast, the earth radiates (loses) energy to space pretty evenly with much less dependence on latitude.