wiggle room

But charting and trendline drawing allow for a bit of wiggle room.

If you're a hiring manager, how much (if any) wiggle room is there in your first offer?

Plus, structure in a plan a great, leaving a little of what I call "wiggle room" to avoid deprivation.

But as Ireland is finding, a bit of wiggle-room can be invaluable.

Come on, the skipper was asked, don't you want to leave yourself a little wiggle room in case he really does throw a no-hitter ?

But the Knicks and other clubs have been busy creating wiggle room. They are ready to spend; the question is on whom.

For sure, he has since given himself a bit of wiggle-room.

The way a stone is cut largely determines its final appearance, and so has the least wiggle room of any of the four Cs.

Softer commodity prices allowed the bank the inflation wiggle-room to act.

Regardless, the Heat probably will have little to no wiggle room, even if the CBA calls for rollbacks of current salaries.

I've got a topic I want to talk about and a stance, but there's always wiggle room for me to formulate my thoughts.

It's better to give yourself some wiggle room ahead of time than to apologize to your boss later for going over budget.

Are hoteliers' finding any more "wiggle-room" in their budgets now that the recession is coming to an end?

Back then the financial system was crumbling, asset prices and inflation expectations were depressed and Fed had much more wiggle room.

September: Meg Whitman, who took over as H-P CEO after Apotheker was pushed out, gave herself some wiggle room to hold onto PCs.

They discover their market value by researching going rates, then asking for more than what's offered to give themselves wiggle room.

Rich leather upper with elasticized bands along the instep to give extra wiggle room.

With these medicines, patients have more wiggle room to be late with their doses, and maybe even miss an occasional dose.

The Chancellor has firmly rejected such calls, though he says his targets leave wiggle room should the economy take a turn for the worse.

My apartment lease ends next week, but I have some wiggle room because my landlord said I can stay an extra month if I need to.

Had they read the small print, they would have seen that he left himself some wiggle room.

Mortgage-holders have plenty of wiggle-room, he says, to extend payment periods.

The Fed also showed wiggle room in how it interprets an investor's conversations with management.

He wrote a six-page "terms sheet" to restrict the mission from expanding and reduce "wiggle room" .

With interest rates already at zero, policymakers have little wiggle room.

Give yourself wiggle room in your operations and marketing budgets, but avoid being excessive.

By preventing North Korea playing its neighbours off against each other and America, this has cut Mr Kim's wiggle room.

By stating a range, you provide yourself and the employer with wiggle room for negotiation.

House: Maybe there's some wiggle room if there's enough money or if somebody got pregnant.

Though they left themselves wiggle room, the change of tone was clear.

MEPs insisted on a package without wiggle room.

There is, in fact, considerable wiggle-room in the agreement.

"What kind od wiggle room? " Coco asked.

But the government has run out of wiggle-room.

What all these groups have in common is that they lacked sufficient financial wiggle room if the market went south.

But even then the government will still have some wiggle room.

There was no wiggle room in Einstein's Relativity because the idea,