Sentences with phrase «less wiggle room»

However, the 100 percent MoE requirement for IDEA — in contrast to the 90 percent MoE requirement for Title I — means there is far less wiggle room for districts facing across - the - board funding shortfalls to reduce special education expenditures even if it is the equitable or reasonable thing to do and can be done without negatively impacting student services.

Mr. de Blasio left less wiggle room when it came to the request for more cops, which supporters, including Councilman Jimmy Vacca, have argued would save the city significant overtime money and would allow police to better handle the new administration's priorities, including increased traffic monitoring.

That leaves buyers with less wiggle rooms in their budgets for any changes to the monthly payment.

But other living expenses are higher and take a bigger bite out of paychecks, leaving residents with less wiggle room in their budgets than in states with a lower cost of living.

Alternative lenders tend to offer less wiggle room on their terms, so Brookes said that means you should pay special attention to another dangerous term she's seen slipped into mortgage contracts: the sale - only clause.

Very helpful and it's very true that we petite women have way less wiggle room.

I would like to think that there would be less wiggle room for fiddling with the tuning going forward, not more.

The marketing departments, however, have less wiggle room when it comes to the new age of 4K televisions.

After three years of excusing themselves because Honda was the fall guy, McLaren have less wiggle room in the excuse department this season.

«I would say there we have less and less wiggle room.»

We have less wiggle room.

But there's less wiggle room for the wrong plan.

Less wiggle room for them to pop out?

The more directly and exhaustively those goals are spelled out, the less wiggle room schools have to choose open resources, at least on the level of complete learning units or curricula.

Given the mismanagement of our government, particularly with respect to entitlement programs, though also costly wars, future governments will have less wiggle room.

Borrowers with impaired credit histories may have limited access to emergency funds compared with their prime counterparts, giving them less wiggle room when debt servicing costs rise.

High payout ratios can be riskier because there is less wiggle room to continue paying dividends if earnings unexpectedly decline.

And the more you spend on housing, the less wiggle room you'll have in your budget to cover your remaining expenses.

Buyers have less wiggle room,» said Nela Richardson, chief economist at Redfin.

Research on carbon - cycle feedbacks suggests we have less wiggle room to turn the climate ship around.

Had the code said «Must be displayed» it means that the rule has less wiggle room and baring a very good reason, should be enforced.

This way, you're sure potential buyers aren't going to find any surprises while they examine the home, and they have less wiggle room to request a lower rate later.