room to maneuver

It is a bold bet for Sony. But at least it has given itself some room to maneuver in such a volatile industry by not overpaying .

I really don't have room to maneuver. You're going to have to come up to what we discussed on the phone.

The result: economic frictions between the U. S. and China could build at a time when Mr. Obama has little room to maneuver.

Having the Republicans in charge of at least one branch of Congress, the thinking went, could give the President fresh room to maneuver.

But it has enough growth momentum and room to maneuver for a soft landing to be the likely outcome.

First off, Obama will have little room to maneuver in the support and operations budget, even if he pulls our troops out of Iraq.

A really restrictive schema combined with code-level verification of the remaining data may leave you with no room to maneuver.

Cash buffers gave debt managers more room to maneuver when markets closed during the peak months of the crisis.

I aspire to becoming a realist, to gain a little more room for error, more room to maneuver emotionally.

This leaves a great deal of room to maneuver.

Starting point: the initial request should be higher, give yourself room to maneuver.

Its room to maneuver will be limited, having urged Congress this week to act quickly to forestall financial calamity.

Trade lawyers say the EU has legal room to maneuver on this.

"If the Megacity Vehicle doesn't work, BMW will have considerably less room to maneuver. "

Lord Birkenhead: Fine, then let's hope that is wise enough to give you room to maneuver.

Strong Productivity Defies Trend And Gives Fed Room to Maneuver.

But the time and resources invested earlier in designing and implementing debt management strategies provided them with room to maneuver.

Still, the Asahi poll suggests Mr. Hatoyama has room to maneuver.

Olmert's room to maneuver is limited.

Otherwise, the room to maneuver macroeconomic policy will only get smaller.

For I, will give themselves room to maneuver.