Sentence examples for A considerable margin of from inspiring English sources

"It includes a considerable margin of security".

At this time, the E.U. is entirely debt-free, which gives it a considerable margin of maneuverability.

Instead, the draft declaration inaccurately describes a "considerable" margin of appreciation with no distinction drawn between different types of Convention rights, including those where no margin is appropriate.

Further, carbon dating can't provide a reliable determination of the age of wines bottled during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and an examination of Bonani's lab report reveals that his findings reflected a considerable margin of error.

The population of Sweden has risen by a considerable margin of 9.2% in the years since it voted to join the EU although it still remains a comparatively small country within the union (about 1/6th the size of the UK).

If our optimism proves warranted, today's $8 share price offers a considerable margin of safety.

"However, there is a considerable margin for error there since a lot of obstetricians check with their hands [instead of machines]." For unmarried women, there is much stigma attached to going to a hospital to check if they are pregnant, the source said.

Mr. Wilson won support for his tax initiative by a considerable margin: 58 percent of voters passed that surcharge.

Of the letters tracked, The Value Line Investment Survey led others by a considerable margin in terms of number of recommendations on our 200 Best Small Companies list.

Mr. Baker, a Senate expert, added, "The number of veteran senators certainly will outweigh by a considerable margin the number of people with no legislative experience whatsoever".

The next category, by a considerable margin, was that of students without diplomas (−0.52) and those with low leaving school certificate diplomas [Hauptschulabschluss] (−0.19).