Sentence examples for a greater margin of error from inspiring English sources

If the map is more scrambled, however, those predictions have a greater margin of error.

They cook nearly as quickly, and have a greater margin of error in terms of doneness.

These days, Mr. McCaw is so wealthy that he has a greater margin of error than early in his career.

Because of this, I tend to reserve fish for small dinners and prepare meat dishes with a greater margin of error -- say, braised leg of lamb or roasted pork shoulder -- for large groups.

Heavy topspin tends to keep the ball in the court no matter how hard he hits it, allowing him a greater margin of error and pinning his oppo-nent to the back court.

While the formula has a greater margin of error, this margin proves less than significant in the practical application of the method's results.

Within the same batch of experiments, we noticed marked variability and a great margin of error for Ca∶P ratios, especially when the same samples were exposed to different temperatures (room temperature, 4°C, or 37°C).

"There's going to be a much greater margin of error in estimating the probability of a terrorist attack versus a hurricane strike," Ms. Clark said, "because we have so much more data on hurricanes and because we have a much greater understanding of the natural forces that cause hurricanes".

It is the tall bowlers who have a greater margin for error and a difficult trajectory.

But they, unlike the Cardinals, have a greater margin for error heading back home.

Here, too, the opinion polls put Mr Riordan ahead, but with greater margins of error, and with a lot more of the voters still undecided.