“wriggle room”簡單造句，wriggle room造句子

Overly rigid rules may spur tighter policy in a slump, but allowing for the cycle can leave too much wriggle room, as Britain's fiscal mess shows.

The wily tactician left some wriggle room: his renunciation was to facilitate a grand alliance of the right; if it does not happen, he could make another U-turn.

The founding father will continue to opine, but the PAP will have a little more wriggle room to change.

Ministers have given themselves some wriggle room—governments always do—but not that much.