Sentence examples for substantial latitude from inspiring English sources

The Atkins decision gave states substantial latitude in how to carry it out and gave only general guidance.

The first, which we might call the vagueness argument, says that while beneficiaries may have an obligation to return a favor upon a benefactor at some point, the beneficiary has substantial latitude in deciding when and how to bestow his grateful favor (Camenisch 1981: 15 16; Fitzgerald 1998: 138).

Lack of consensus about optimal treatment means that there is substantial latitude in the choice of antibiotics for diabetic foot infections, with the likely result that there will be substantial variation in practice.

That leaves substantial legitimate latitude for any Justice because the Founding Fathers were blurry about the matter".

While the auroral activity with the first onset has all the characteristics of a substorm and expanded poleward by a substantial ~ 3° in latitude, it did not reach the auroral poleward boundary and would thus be formally classified as a pseudo-breakup.

Although it only explained 3.9% of the variation in 25(OH D, the clinical contribution of higher latitude seems substantial because serum 25(OH D decreased on average by 1.0 nmol/L (95% confidence interval, 0.7 1.3 nmol/L) for every degree increase in latitude.

Further Bayesian-clustering applied within each major gene pool identified diffuse genetic discontinuities (minor gene pools displaying substantial introgression) at a latitude between 0 and 2°N in Central Africa for both species, and at a longitude between 5° and 8°E for E. ivorense.

Lichens at high latitudes experience a substantial annual variation in environmental conditions, including solar radiation.

These authors observed that a large number of small Liolaemidae species (which includes Liolaemus) restricted to high latitudes or elevations, have substantial proportions of plant matter in their diets (i.e. 11%100%% of digestive volume content).

Deputy Solicitor General Gregory Garre, arguing for EPA, said the "substantial scientific uncertainty" gave the agency the latitude not to act.

Substantial 27-day variability resides at mid-latitudes in the upper troposphere lower stratosphere (UTLS) region (6 m/s) and in the upper mesosphere (10 m/s).