Sentence examples for does the margin of from inspiring English sources

The number of respondents varies by demographic as does the margin of error.

Yet hustings have shown that Oona may enjoy more support in the constituencies than some assume and if, as widely expected, she does lose, the margin of her defeat might be interesting.

With a ricochet from Hibs defender Michael Nelson clipping his own post, Murdoch repelling a May shot and MacDonald bundling just wide, it was a surprise that Saints did not make the margin of victory more handsome.

NBC won as usual, though ABC did close the margin of NBC's victory.

At a minimum, The Times should start alerting readers that Nielsen doesn't provide the margin of error for its data and begin describing the ratings as "estimates".

The superdelegates did the work they were created to do: they provided the margin of victory to the candidate who had won the most support from primary and caucus voters.

But most of their research was still done in the margins of their academic work.

Living as they did at the margins of society, Jews performed economic functions that were vital to trade and commerce.

"Beasts" was about society's outcasts making do at the margins of society connected to the forgotten people of Hurricane Katrina.

Why not at least tell readers that Nielsen didn't provide the margin of error for its "estimates"?

In this scenario you don't touch the margin of an independent farmer, you touch only those who work with these corporations.