Sentences with phrase «much wiggle»

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

CREA, i think, simply wants as much wiggle room as possible going forward, while apparently, Ms Aitken wants CREA to have only a tightly pre-defined amount of same.

Negotiate the Add - On Fees In states where insurance is highly regulated, title insurers don't have much wiggle room on their rates.

Those that haven't made timely payments, and those that have found themselves in multiple collisions won't have nearly as much wiggle room.

That means there's not as much wiggle room for negotiation as you might think, and there's a lot of money on the line.

She adds there isn't much wiggle room in the way the law is written, even though clients argue that police can't prove it was a cell phone being used.

But there's not much wiggle room to parse here:

There's far too much wiggle room in the «degree of predictive skill» that you claim (and too much ambiguity in the term).

There isn't much wiggle room for private geoengineering (GE).

Granted, this is the same tired argument that sprang up from each Uncharted game but because Tomb Raider goes out of its way to depict Lara as vulnerable and inexperienced as possible, there isn't much wiggle room to suspend disbelief.

It was designed to feel like a pinball machine ball, not really much wiggle room for advanvement.

It shows just how much the Wiggle Buttstock Warrior are committed to showing the community what a great need there is for this cause.

That would normally be plenty for him to live on comfortably but with debt payments of $ 3,444 annually on his $ 100,000 line of credit (just the interest portion) coupled with an annual payment of $ 3,876 on his car loan until 2015, he doesn't see much wiggle room in his budget.

By doing a retirement budget that divides your spending into essential and discretionary categories, you can gauge how much wiggle room you have and identify possible areas to cut ahead of time.

If you're living paycheck - to - paycheck, without much wiggle room in your budget, you might assume that investing just isn't something you can do right now.

This can give you a sense of how much wiggle room you have to pare expenses if necessary, plus show you which areas are prime candidates for cuts.

This is especially true for those with credit challenges — finance sources are often willing to bend a little more when dealing with a dealership, whereas an individual doesn't have as much wiggle room to negotiate.

Cutting the price would improve those sales more, but for now the CS / Amazon royalty structure doesn't give the author much wiggle room.

There's not much wiggle for the state board in considering the applications, after the Republican - led legislature slipped a provision into last year's budget bill mandated the creation of four - year pilot with two schools.

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.

I'm sure the inevitable scheduling and budgetary issues that plague all independent films have caused delays and there's no way any of those highly in - demand actors would have much wiggle - room in their schedules between movies.

don't have much wiggle room.

If you're a woman like me, who likes to wear those sexy lose rise jeans, you haven't got much wiggle room to avoid plumber cracking your neighbor.

There is not much wiggle room in this instance: anyone more than 5 years younger is deemed too young.

If you are anything like me, you are scheduled from sunup to sundown and there isn't much wiggle room to plan a Pinterest Perfect holiday.

But unlike many other diets, keto diet does not have so much wiggle room.

This august body of scientists, who've pored over the data to understand just how much wiggle room we might have in timetables for halting devastation, suggests a turnaround in emissions rates must be achieved much sooner.

The agency argues that there isn't as much wiggle room as detractors may surmise.

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

Osborne had about as much wiggle room as a commuter on the Central Line, and came up with a fiscally neutral package of measures which reflected his straitjacket circumstances.

The chancellor has about as much wiggle room as a commuter on the Central Line.

Seeing your expenses on paper let's you realize how much wiggle room you have every month for eating out, going to the movies, short excursions and other miscellaneous fun activities.

Your toes don't have as much wiggle room in these stockings.

This doesn't give her much wiggle room.

Which doesn't leave much wiggle room to include poly people like Jenkins, or people who are in committed relationships but who aren't married and don't want to be, or people who aren't having sex, even if they're married, or who can't marry, or any other variations on the theme.

I feel that this line is approaching its sweet spot, with not much wiggle room left to be had.

However, they don't have much wiggle room as there are still plenty of teams nipping at their heals like CSSC's Team Schmack at 4 - 1.

Los Angeles doesn't have as much wiggle room and would have to part with a salary or two to make a trade work.

With such a minimalist recipe, there is not much wiggle room for change in the basic formula, other than additions.

As you can imagine, there was too much wiggle room for abuse in this model.

Experts say that helps illustrate how much wiggle room you have (or don't) on housing, and what effect a pricier place might have on your ability to save or make discretionary purchases.

Don't have that much wiggle room?

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«The allegations in the lawsuits filed for wages and hours is that the franchisees were squeezed so much by their franchise agreements, that they had little wiggle room and little autonomy» to fix the problems, says Cathy Ruckelshaus, general counsel for NELP.

You would need to do a much more exhaustive process of ensuring that all of the translated references to 3 days and 3 nights are correct and not something like «I will rebuild the temple within 3 days» where there is some temporal wiggle room.

However, as with everything else, there is a lot of wiggle room when it comes to how much historical and cultural background studies help us understand the text.

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.

«Which means the fat cells are much more more likely to wiggle free,» Dr. Sadick says.

IMHO, much worse and blatantly done with no real wiggle room that it wasn't intentional.

Aguero can wiggle past players, he can shoot but in all honesty he isn't that much better than Giroud, 4 % more accurate over a whole season... How - ever Aguero does take shots a lot more than Giroud, more than double which is where he gets his goals.

He fed, he slept, he didn't need much room to wiggle.