Sentences with phrase «wiggle room about»

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

Not exact matches

It's generally accepted that the company has just about emptied the bottle in its home country, but still has plenty of wiggle room left worldwide.

The maximum wiggle room was about half an hour, no more.

Baby wants more room to wiggle, kick, punch, and frolic about.

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

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.

As of October, the southern edge of the berg was about 25 to 30 kilometers from the shelf, offering a research ship some wiggle room to examine the seafloor, Linse says.

I believe they will snag less because they have bit more wiggle room and I think they are more comfortable) And let's talk about the price — the Just My Size blackout tights are under $ 10.

A bit of a double edged sword for a prolific auteur like Allen, as he sticks with his strengths as a filmmaker but when you've made as many films as he has about this subject, it's difficult to find enough wiggle room to emerge with an original work.

That adds up to about sixty days of wiggle room.

If you don't have a Christmas fund or holiday savings account already set aside, and you are beginning to worry about affording Christmas present for your family or friends this month, it might be possible for you to adjust another segment or two in your budget to free up a little wiggle room.

A: Yours is a cautionary tale about using the RRSP over-contribution as a tax strategy, instead of as the wiggle room it was designed for.

With a top score, you've already been good about not using too much of your available credit, but a higher limit gives you a bit more wiggle room should you wish to finance a larger purchase over a few months.

Because this system needs to be all - encompassing, there's got to be wiggle room and, of course, arguments about interpretation.

It's all about managing expectations, so when you wait until the last minute to ask questions or get some wiggle room, you deprive the partner of being able to manage a client's expectations.

Your Montgomery insurance agent will likely recommend you increase your coverage to $ 100,000 for each person and $ 300,000 per accident, and with below average insurance costs, Alabamans have a little more wiggle room than about half of their fellow Americans to do so.

According to Salary.com, about 80 percent of organizations expect negotiations and leave themselves some wiggle room when presenting a salary offer.

This section is one of the most important parts of the contract, because it will give you the wiggle room to get out of the deal if you discover something that makes you change your mind about buying the property.

However it is more about the numbers, we are willing to look at other types of properties or price ranges if we feel that their is a large enough margin to allow us some wiggle room.