Sentence examples for room for input from inspiring English sources
"There is a lot more room for input from his closest advisers than people probably think".
And she's made sure there's been an open dialogue after the filming has finished, with consultation and room for input.
But I think we all write in a way that allows for a lot of room for input from the players.
Corbyn understands this too: he does not seek to lead the party on the failed model of his immediate predecessors, who allowed little room for outside input.
A manager will assign a task and may even provide suggestions on how you should go about it, while a micromanager will tell you exactly how you should complete the task, leaving no room for your input or opinion.
However, such tools still have much room for improvement: manual input of thermal properties of a building material; input of incorrect data; and semantic conflicts between building designers and engineers.
IDeF-X is designed to be DC coupled to detectors having a low dark current at room temperature and is optimized for input capacitance ranging from 2 to 5pF.
Legal scholars say the process leaves little room for public debate or input.
Sometimes, if I know I am going to be writing with someone else, whose personality and style I don't know that well, I may gather the scraps of a musical or lyrical idea on my own, but I intentionally don't go past a certain point with some aspect of the song, to leave room for my collaborator's input.
The central hypocrisy in walking simulators is that although their loose mechanics and broad stories are supposed to leave room for your interpretations and input, you have basically zero agency you always arrive after the fact, and do nothing but stare at and read the scenery and inanimate items the game-maker has left for you.
