Examples of 'room for maneuver' in a sentence
Meaning of "room for maneuver"
The phrase 'room for maneuver' refers to the ability to make decisions or take action in a flexible or adaptable manner. It implies having options or opportunities to adjust or change course depending on circumstances
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- Synonym of wiggle room
How to use "room for maneuver" in a sentence
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And the room for maneuver is limited.
There was very little room for maneuver.
Room for maneuver on the disability situation.
That gives me room for maneuver.
Room for maneuver to seize new growth opportunities.
Abbas is permitted no room for maneuver by his handlers.
The parachute lands smoothly and without room for maneuver.
There is less room for maneuver in our country.
Partial automation opens up more room for maneuver.
This leaves ample room for maneuver for all concerned.
Your financial situation needs some room for maneuver.
There is little room for maneuver on the lowest floors without a special view.
Azerbaijan still has a little room for maneuver.
This gives a bit of room for maneuver and more room for mistakes.
But different governments have different degrees of fiscal room for maneuver.
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Countries with fiscal room for maneuver should use it.
Brzeski also suggested that there is ample fiscal room for maneuver.
It therefore has very little room for maneuver to ensure regular income.
Subsequent repayment issues could increase your costs and reduce your room for maneuver.
It leaves us no room for maneuver.
Each of these small savings will eventually allow you to have more room for maneuver.
Criminal organizations have found broad room for maneuver in committing intellectual property crimes.
If Correa is elected he will have very little room for maneuver.
But its room for maneuver is even more restricted than that of the Fed.
Some helmet models offer a great deal of room for maneuver in terms of size.
You extend your room for maneuver and your decision-making ability.
The multilateral trading system should increase the room for maneuver of developing countries.
With a personal contribution, room for maneuver is more important to negotiate more competitive credit conditions.
That leaves congressional Republicans with little room for maneuver.
Fewer rules, more room for maneuver and more entrepreneurship.
At least I know that gives me room for maneuver.
Frederick Augustus ' room for maneuver was consequently greatly limited.
So you give me no choice … no room for maneuver.
Moreover, Putin 's domestic room for maneuver has narrowed and economic reform or growth is unlikely.
On trade, there may be more room for maneuver.
No wonder Macron 's room for maneuver in the EU has been seriously limited.
Curiously, McCain may have more room for maneuver.
That is, they ‟ re leaving room for maneuver to take advantage of it later.
No matter what our problems, there is room for maneuver.
Given these facts, the room for maneuver by the state is limited.
However, between loose and tight there is room for maneuver.
Nevertheless, there is some room for maneuver under the existing policy.
This general mood limits the chancellor 's room for maneuver.
The White House 's room for maneuver has, in consequence, been dramatically reduced.
As a result, children will have little room for maneuver and autonomy.
And when he finally does acknowledge reality, he will have little room for maneuver.
DRC, What strategy and room for maneuver for Martin Fayulu?
In its group, senior managers often have very little room for maneuver.
Salvador, " We have no room for maneuver in the market ".
Italy 's debt burden and fractious politics are limiting its room for maneuver.
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