Sentence examples for with little leeway from inspiring English sources

But his imprudence has left the Treasury with little leeway to bolster a weakening economy.

The most popular games in Japan are linear, with little leeway for players to wander off a defined path.

Train your mind to accept a set bedtime every night, and the same waking up time every day (with a little leeway for seasonal changes).

Also the First Doctor played out on TV before much of the mythology evolved so I had a little leeway with the story.

Subsequent Doctors became more chipper and almost childlike and I found the first Doctor interesting because he was not so developed and I could have a little leeway with the character.

Even if our ability to discern proportionality constraints is crude in absolute terms, comparative proportionality may leave relatively little leeway with regard to what punishments are morally defensible in a given jurisdiction (Robinson 2003; von Hirsch and Ashworth 2005: 180–185; von Hirsch 2011: 212)—see section 4.4.

The complexity of the exam with equal numbers of taxa from two taxonomic levels (genus and family), two sets of taxa, selected for three types of questions, and taking time of year into consideration, allowed little leeway with respect to which plants were included in the exam.

If the thing that you need money for is not incredibly pressing, put it off until you have a little leeway with your finances.

Oil prices have jumped 66percentthis yearas as the strongest demand growth in 24 years caught producers by surprise, leaving a tightly stretched global supply system little leeway to deal with shortages.

He has little leeway to come up with new hurdles that will placate the conservatives, like denying citizenship to any undocumented immigrants re-entering the United States illegally.

England's batsmen are also unfamiliar with him and this might give him a little leeway at Old Trafford.