Sentence examples for close to the margin from inspiring English sources

"That's way too close to the margin," Mr. Baecher said.

What about Senator Graham of Florida, who has a great résumé, but whose poll standings have yet to come even close to the margin for error?

With the difference close to the margin of error, neither side was willing to concede defeat, but unease rose along with the uncertainty.

"If you're running very close to the margin, there's no ability to staff above what the average demand might be," Mr. Roberts added.

Unfortunately for Mr. Mondale, he still trailed Mr. Reagan by 17 points, which was close to the margin he lost by on Election Day.

In every presidential race except one since it became a state in 1912, New Mexico has supported the winner, often close to the margin as the nation as a whole.

His salary continued to reflect the close-to-the-margins finances of small and midsized theaters.

The most important lesson of the hurricane is how close to the margins many Americans are now living.

But the Keys were left largely uninhabitable, and Jacksonville, three hundred miles to the north, suffered severe, unexpected flooding, illustrating what may be the most important lesson of Irma: how close to the margins many Americans are living.

The selected public and private (masonry and RC) building constructions are located in the centre of the Basin which is characterized by heterogeneities induced by large scale E-W fault and at rock fractured (of complex orientation and opening of fractures and joints) outcrop site close to the margins of the Basin in the southeast bordered by an NNE-SSW fault.

For years William Madocks had lived close to the margins, his financial affairs always being tenuous, if not downright perilous.