Sentence examples for the room to develop from inspiring English sources

Each piece was written to stand alone, and in them there wasn't the room to develop the bigger arguments that I knew the book needed –  ideas about cultural identity, translation, censorship and how stories can shape and change us.

But in the city, you have the room to develop a reputation of your own.

Today, espressos are still updosed (although not as much), but usually pulled longer; the extra time and additional water give the flavors room to develop and unfold so that the shots have more sweetness, more cream, more fruit.

Personally I miss the speech: those boomy voices and the slightly stilted delivery are an integral part of Singspiel's sonic mix, and without their dialogue the characters have little room to develop.

When he was performing reconstructive surgery on a child whose bone plates had fused incorrectly, his aim was to give the patient's brain room to develop; when fixing a cleft palate, his goal was to insure that the child could eat and breathe and speak.

But as an actor it felt like he gave us a lot of room to develop the character.

Effectively trapped as he is on the mountain, Pierrot has no room to develop or think; his only reading material is that supplied by Hitler.

But Mr. Mahaney of Olympia Equity Investors said: "There's plenty of room to develop on the land side before we encroach on the working waterfront.

But Tam saw more room to develop in the U.S., so then it was off to New York.

"One of the great advantages of Bankside was that it seemed that there would be room to develop in future," Serota told the Art Newspaper.

The postwar housing boom allowed him plenty of room to develop his ideas.