Sentence examples for that much room from inspiring English sources

With that much room on the perimeter, Blake said he wanted to take advantage.

'Once you're bid for, you really don't have that much room to manoeuvre,' he says.

"There just isn't that much room; most teams are already at those numbers.

We don't have that much room and we don't want to turn into a little version of England".

But we only need 50 programs, so there isn't really that much room for new people to come in the field unless they have a different approach.

If test scores in reading and math are the measure, a good school just doesn't have that much room to prove it is better than a lesser school.

A hinged glass wall connects the living room and porch to allow the living space that much more room without the issue of bugs in the house.

Once they do, there will be that much less room for the Americans.

There's nothing wrong with that mentality, but the sad reality is that most of us in our 30s don't have that much wiggle room.

Currently, the OMWIs' annual reports have very broad content requirements that leave much room for interpretation and variation.

The SVM chooses the separating hyperplane that maximizes the margin (the hyperplane that leaves as much room as possible between the hyperplane and the closest examples).