Sentence examples for some headroom from inspiring English sources

"I think we still have some headroom, some ambition that we want to achieve.

Vince Cable also acknowledged that there is some headroom in the public finances for modest tax cuts or an increase in public spending.

Vince Cable has warned that George Osborne has no room in next Wednesday's budget for a substantial pre-election giveaway, but acknowledged that there was some headroom in the public finances for modest tax cuts or an increase in public spending.

Moreover, it is impossible to navigate the choppy waters of boom and bust, or deal with the changes you face in a market shifting with the ebb and flow of new governments and their policies, without creating some headroom from one year to the next.

"Firefox uses less system resources than the other major browsers so we have some headroom.

You may even need some headroom to compensate for data loss over long distances (though you could always just get an HDMI booster instead of a new cable).

Instead, the Davies Commission will make interim recommendations on improving surface access to secondary airports, involving better rail and road links: "A number of airports have proposed that there are ways in which you can make existing airports more appealing and provide some additional headroom".

In the back seat the passengers will not be as comfortable since the roofline takes some of the headroom out.

At the same time, Mr. Wright may also want to give headroom to some executive stars within NBC.

Those wanting more headroom and some basic home comforts can hire one of the four yurts, furnished with wood-burning stoves, lamps, sofas, cookers, and with a table and chairs outside.

To induce some learning but leave headroom for future learning, we delivered a series of learning trials that repeated the same direction of instruction, but with an instruction-test interval of 6 s instead of the usual interval of 2.5 s.