Sentence examples similar to offer some latitude from inspiring English sources
That will offer him some latitude.
If a university decides it does not want an all-white freshman class, and if it concludes that race alone will not be the decisive factor, shouldn't it be given the latitude to offer some sort of limited preference to promising black students with lower-than-the-highest SAT scores and high school grade-point averages?
Mr. Lazio said he chose Vassar because it was relatively close to home, had a small-school feel and offered him some latitude in choosing course work.
Singapore and Chile offer some clues.
6 we offer some conclusions.
They offer altitude, latitude and gorgeous scenery.
The proposed regulations offer considerable latitude in selecting an interest rate.
To that end, Salama gently, effectively examines the role religion can play in one's life and outlook versus how a secular, more free-thinking existence may offer greater latitude but not always better or happier choices.
To put this in Akrich's (1992) terms, they suggested a different division of responsibility between the object and the user, where some products take responsibility for users imbibing the recommended amount of phytosterols and other products appearing to offer more latitude, or leave this responsibility to the human consumer.
History offers some lessons.
