Sentence examples for huge margins of error from inspiring English sources

Given that this report is based on a survey, with potentially huge margins of error, it should be treated cautiously.

The most comprehensive polls, although with huge margins of error, seem to favour Mugabe – even in a free and fair contest.

"We have some of the brightest and best minds to calculate these things, they make careers out of this - I don't see how they could make a big mistake like that". Monica Grady, a planetary scientist at the Open University in the UK said that calculating the orbits of asteroids way into the future was notoriously difficult and Nasa's own calculations already had huge margins of error.

Pure examples of earned media are not rare, but they are rarely measured or documented except in the most vague way by "social media listening tools" which claim, with huge margins of error, to measure sentiment and volume of online chatter.

"We are disappointed that the individual scores of teachers are public because the scores are based on a faulty verification process, are two years old, have huge margins of errors and are based on tests that have now been changed," Ms. Martinez wrote in an e-mail message.

This results in a huge margin of error — around 10%.

But that huge margin of error could work in many ways.

"I don't know that there will be a huge margin of error," Ms Denterlein says.

But any mature discussion about economic policy needs to acknowledge the huge margin of error in the numbers we have.

Perhaps the more important corollary, though, is that there's a huge margin of error in what Mr. Romney is promising, too.

"But when you're trying to get the population of Grove Street in Morristown, then statistical sampling has a huge margin of error, something along the lines of 35percentt".