Sentence examples for very much room from inspiring English sources

"I'm just not sure there's very much room to accomplish anything," said Carl L. Bankston III, a sociologist at Tulane University who has written extensively about Louisiana schools.

She would still have the advantage — that 48percentt she currently holds in the polls doesn't leave Mr. Trump very much room.

That doesn't leave very much room for make-believe.

One of the problems of trying to use monetary policy to boost the economy is that a 2.0percentt inflation target does not provide very much room for effective monetary stimulus.

This doesn't leave very much room for the sort of grey area so much good fiction lives in -- worlds where opinions are changeable, moods are capricious, and people are human.

"Because [what Americans recalled] was primarily about the emails, it didn't leave, relatively speaking, very much room for the issues," Michael Traugott, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, said Saturday.

And anyway, this room is very much her room.

Mr. Stupak was "not given very much negotiating room" by those organizations, Ms. DeGette said.

But, in doing so, that dressing room is very much his dressing room, in a way that it could never have been before.

The living room is open, light and is very much a family room – not least in the black, insecty spirals of marker pen drawing on the walls, the fruits of two tiny artists' hands, presumably.

He also left it largely intact, so that, for example, the vast living room still looks very much the way it appears in photographs that were taken back when Post and her friends were whooping it up there, almost a century ago.