Sentences with phrase «wiggle room»

There is a lot of wiggle room for fit adjustments on a princess seamed garment.

And the toe box also gives you a little more wiggle room in case you want to wear thick socks for a long day in the trees.

And yes, there is a bit of wiggle room in there.

The state's hard - and - fast seniority rule — last hired, first fired — provided Cleveland school officials with little wiggle room for deciding which teachers had to go.

They are rather like tubes, leaving more wiggle room for your toes.

Over the next few weeks what I discovered was that if I did the migraine protocol with the FaceBlaster, I had a lot of wiggle room with what I ate and would still not get a migraine.

Any professional resume writing service will tell you an employer always leaves wiggle room when offering a salary.

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

Besides, compared to the majority of the nation, you have a little more wiggle room when it comes to spending money on auto insurance.

While there is a minimum standard of quality to be appreciated with name brands, fabric costs and scales of global production (being mostly made in southeast Asia) allow plenty of wiggle room on the ultimate price.

That would give wiggle room for European allies to negotiate restrictions on Iran's ballistic missiles program and support for regional militant groups.

That would provide enough wiggle room in the margin of error to assume that the driverless car actually is safer, Koopman reasons.

There's a little wiggle room here on where to keep your original estate plan and who should get copies.

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

Plenty of wiggle room there.

Kindergarten classroom offers creative learning areas, ample storage, and seating that allows wiggle room for young students.

Once in awhile, leave yourself a bit of extra wiggle room if possible.

But according to an Urban Institute analysis, middle - class families in much of the country still have some financial wiggle room if rates and prices rise in 2018.

This might seem like an odd factor, but here's the big idea: the more credit you have that's still available, the more financial wiggle room you have if something goes wrong.

I suppose that between the CVT and the hybrid system's gas - electric handoff, there's a lot of wiggle room between my foot and the rubber meeting the road.

However, our philosophy leaves just enough wiggle room so that we never feel deprived, restrained or like we're on some kind of diet diet.

There are enough negatives in this statement that she could try to find wiggle room by saying she wasn't actually saying anything at all.

Still, because the money and the kids remain in the public sector, charters are not nearly the threat that vouchers are - and the unions have tried to salvage their public image, as well as give their Democratic allies much - needed wiggle room on the choice issue, by following a more accommodationist strategy.

It is designed for those who like a little bit more wiggle room around their toes.

Well there's always wiggle room when the rest of the meals are balanced.

If there's still wiggle room in the budget, designer Cheryl Clendenon of In Detail Interiors in Pensacola, Fla., suggests changing the faucet, too.

Whitford is always winning, and even the poor exes find wiggle room inside their cliches.

Who should get one: nervous people, people who have other significant investments hat fluctuate, people saving towards something, people with limited wiggle room in their budgets who like to be able to plan for vacations or large purchases with a high degree of accuracy.

And without wiggle room to build up comic situations, the comedy is mostly contrived slapstick.

That being said, there's enough wiggle room within Amazon's parameters that you could still incorrectly price your e-book so that it languishes on the worst - selling list for all time.

There is some additional wiggle room for your toes.

You could have very little wiggle room even with a modified structure.

If you want wiggle room stick to your true size.

As behavioral reasons for returns go, this one has the least wiggle room.

The substantial wiggle room implicit in those words served as a reminder of how abruptly Flaherty shifted, in late 2008 and early 2009, from predicting no recession and no deficits, to having to acknowledge a punishing recession and preside over unprecedented deficit spending to combat it.

There's wiggle room about exact sleep times — the most important thing is to help kids develop good, consistent habits for getting to sleep.

This gives everyone some significant wiggle room on both term limits and the push for an outside income ban (and, potentially, more leverage).

Poust said the conference's lawyers agree that the wording Assembly Democrats use to create the one - year window is muddy and gives public schools wiggle room to avoid the one - year window.

Each playable character comes with a complete backstory, but there's still plenty of creative wiggle room for kids to use their imagination.

This is crucial, because when policyholders intend, but never actually got around to requesting a beneficiary change to take a former spouse off of the policy, that creates legal wiggle room for the former spouse to make a claim on the policy and start an unwanted legal dispute after the death of the insured.

That's great news for consumers who need more wiggle room during the gift - giving season to make payments without incurring additional interest expense.

If you have a lot of financial wiggling room then the 18 months of unemployment may not be detrimental.

The only wiggle room in the definition is: What is «a long period of time»?

The 30 year option was a few hundred dollars cheap cost per month (but almost double the amount of interest that you'll pay back), but we wanted the extra wiggle room once my wife stopped working at her job.