Sentence examples for necessary leeway from inspiring English sources

Publishing houses were once homes to writers; the former gave the latter the necessary leeway to create a body of work.

Mark Todd, director of the independent price comparison service Energyhelpline, said: "We believe there is room for price cuts of up to 10% because of the recent dramatic falls in wholesale prices but clearly the major suppliers do not feel they have the necessary leeway to go much further than 5%.

And, this need for 'reinvention' allows us the necessary leeway for reasonably hypothesizing and investigating a library of prebiotically plausible source materials and conditions that need to be (and should be) examined and screened in order to assess what is feasible (or not).

To give the raises, Pruitt used a loophole in a safe drinking water law designed to give the EPA chief necessary leeway to bring on scientists without wading through red-tape.

But instead of Congress establishing the blueprint for implementing new Height Act strictures and imposing that on the city, Issa suggested Congress amend the Height Act to give local leaders, in consultation with their constituents, the necessary leeway to give exceptions to the law if they chose to do so.

Edelman argued that '… degeneracy implies a certain relaxation of constraint during development, opening certain evolutionary possibilities in a given set of phenotypes' and provides 'the necessary leeway for evolutionary changes that would otherwise lead to blind ends or lethality' [ 89].

Where leaders trust in these abilities and know-how and see people's individual talents as resources for the company's prosperity, instead of threats to their own power-position, the employees get the leeway necessary for doing their job in the best way.

When someone threatens our human rights, however, a wider leeway becomes necessary.

In short, if you invent a drug that doctors think is necessary, you have enormous leeway to charge what you will.

Yesterday it made matters worse by giving localities more leeway than necessary to protect neighborhoods and inflicting damage on First Amendment principles.

The police, the courts and experts say some leeway is necessary in situations where officers under crushing stress must make split-second decisions with life-or-death consequences.