Sentences with phrase «allow much wiggle room»

I will check it out, although my budget doesn't allow much wiggle room.

Roberts says it was stressful and annoying that teachers were often expected to pay for major supplies out of their own pockets — on a salary that doesn't allow much wiggle room.

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Allowing it in the first place, and providing wiggle room in the scaling up process could be (is) perceived as too much concession to corporate interests.

She said the current ethics structure allows too much wiggle room for lawmakers to dodge disclosures of potential conflicts.