Sentence examples for more leeway than from inspiring English sources

This gives you much more leeway than you imagine.

Less affluent guests, for example, may be given more leeway than wealthier ones.

They want more leeway than rich members to subsidise their homegrown industries and tax foreign competitors.

Ms. Marvin acknowledges that her family's private company may have more leeway than public counterparts.

"I give avalanches a lot more leeway than I used to," he said.

Some companies have more leeway than others to sell or trade customer lists.

So far, the audience has been prepared to give them more leeway than the critics have.

Nevertheless, they seem to have had more leeway than their Asian counterparts in exercising invention and personal expression.

But the way that the agreement defined "capital" and "assets" gave the banks more leeway than was initially apparent.

These local databases operate under their own rules, providing the police much more leeway than state and federal regulations.

CNET has negotiated a rather unique provision that gives it more leeway than usual to find another, higher bidder.