Sentences with phrase «wiggle room on»

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

«Wiggle Room on Cruelty»: Law Professor Joseph Margulies has this op - ed today in The Washington Post.

It is easy enough to say things like IMHO greater than 4.5 C is exceedingly unlikely, but less than 2 is unlikely also although there might be a small amount of wiggle room on that end.

They may also just have some more wiggle room on the price in the UK, but don't care to look up numbers.

The Costco Anywhere Visa has a lower cap of $ 7,000, but the cap applies only to gas purchases, giving you more wiggle room on gas purchases and unlimited wiggle room on the other bonuses.

Simply asking for more wiggle room on your credit cards is not addressing your money struggles.

I had $ 100 to my name, plus $ 100 of wiggle room on my credit card, and it had to last me six weeks.

As much as we all like the Audi Q5, I'm willing to bet that an Acura dealer has a lot more wiggle room on price than Audi does right now.

A 10th Best Picture Nominee: On paper, it makes sense for the Academy to have some wiggle room on nominating up to 10 films for Best Picture, but not being required to nominate 10 if that year's offerings aren't up to snuff.

As you can see, free members have a lot of wiggle room on Millionaire Mate, and have the potential to be contacted by other members.

For most individuals, there will not be a lot of wiggle room on the weight capacity to consider adding excessive amounts of extra weight and increasing the resistance on the machine.

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.

Or, if you embrace a little wiggle room on the gluten - free or paleo front, you can just do what my mother does: eat the filling out of the tart shell until it's more or less licked clean.

The state has never released a full financial plan regarding the Tappan Zee bridge replacement program — a not - so - minor point that allows the state to leave wiggle room on how the work is going to be fully funded.

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

Please know that there is always at least one hour wiggle room on these averages.

The car seat locks in place comfortably without any wiggle room on the top.

As we've added Milner and Danny Ings this offseason (Lambert and Lallana last season), Liverpool have some wiggle room on the home - grown side of things.

The point that guys like Lamar Jackson and others like Matt Elam make is that with the rookie wage scale, there's very little wiggle room on either side.

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There's a lot of wiggle room on ingredients and quantity if you have preferences of what you want more or less of.

There is no wiggle room on that one!

But Trump left a little wiggle room on his tariff stance.

If there's no wiggle room on salary, check to see if there are other levers you can pull, like more vacation time, flexible work hours or better equipment, Wallaert said.

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.

Not exact matches

But on the question of what will happen to those transgender individuals who already are serving openly — estimated to number in the low hundreds — Trump seemed to leave some wiggle room for exceptions.

A: It depends on if it's less than the wiggle room the CRA gives on over-contributions.

«The Chinese government is caught in the dilemma of dealing with slower growth and yet higher inflation again,» Ren at IHS said, adding that the government had little real room to wiggle on the monetary policy front while stabilizing growth.

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.

On the debt ceiling, I believe that the Treasury, with extraordinary measures, will have enough wiggle room to fund the government at least through February.

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

The latest tame reading on inflation may give the Federal Reserve more wiggle room, if it is deemed necessary, to enact another round of stimulus, especially with recent economic data on the U.S. economy a bit disconcerting.

Focus on healthier ways of obtaining wiggle room in your budget so you can build an emergency fund and never again have your entire financial life derailed by one bad day.

If you want to hang your hat on singularity because 14 billion years gives you some wiggle room to claim you «do not know» I would hope bias alarms are going off in you head.

Gives me more wiggle room to load up on toppings can't wait to try this!

While stuffing used to be the heavy high cal side dish on the spread, the nutrient - dense bread, lean protein and lots of veggies in this version means leaves you a little extra wiggle room for holiday pie.

Signing him to a huge contract this offseason could make sense to get a little wiggle room in his current cap hit and have the cap hit increase in future years when eli and JPP won't be on the team anymore

There is certainly some wiggle room in there depending on how things go.

Based upon what has been commonly written, on many sites, we have 22 ships available this year and little if any wiggle room with that number.

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.

Young infants will sleep on their back and in the center of the crib which coincides with pediatric guidelines but also gives them room to move and wiggle while they sleep which is important for their muscular development.

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.

My little one has plenty of room to wiggle in and since it does recline a bit, she is able to take naps when on the go.

«Leader McConnell gave Schumer the wiggle room to save some amount of face and get out of it without making any commitments that would bind the House in any way to having legislation on the president's desk,» Republican Rep. Chris Collins said Monday night.

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

(Let's give them a few days wiggle room; April Fool's Day is a Friday, after all, so maybe Monday, April 4 would still be considered in the on - time realm?)

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.

10 pm Update German Elections: Andrew Marshall's Live Blog: MERKEL WINS THIRD TERM: «Whether it's a CDU government or a grand coalition, Merkel's success probably gives her government more wiggle room in terms of any renegotiation with the UK... But there's a huge gap between CDU and Conservative positions on much of the EU issue.»

Obama's speech was an attempt to define the Democratic Party as the middle - class party — and Republicans as protectors of the wealthy — while leaving the president with a little wiggle room to strike deals on issues where the two parties are not that far apart.

One item unlikely to be on the to - do list is long - sought push to change the state's cap on property tax increases and give school districts more wiggle room.