Sentence examples for in a margin of from inspiring English sources

The report recommends that A&Es should build in a "margin of safety" into their staffing plans, even if this meant they were overstaffed during quiet periods.

Attempts to pinpoint the K T boundary event, even by using the best radiometric dating techniques, result in a margin of error on the order of 50,000 years.

At the speed of light, a one microsecond drift translates into a distance difference of 300 meters, resulting in a margin of location error greater than the FCC regulations for E911 location accuracy.

The calculated exposures for infants between 3 and 12 months were low, with averages between 1 and 10 ng/kg bw/day, resulting in a margin of exposure above 100,000.

Nate Cohn provided an excellent demonstration of polling error not accounted for in a margin of error by having four different sets of pollsters re-analyze data from The New York Times Upshot/ Siena Florida poll.

We estimate that a sample size of 86 papers will result in a margin of error of 6 percentage points (95% CI 84 to 96).

In America a margin of even 1 vote constitutes a valid and legitimate win.

Douglas Carswell, who left the Conservatives, won in Clacton in Essex, by a margin of 12,404 votes.

Homosexuality was only decriminalised in 1993 and divorce legalised in 1995 by a margin of just 9,000.

Mr. Campbell was re-elected in 1998 by a margin of 27 percentage points.

Ronald romped into the governorship in 1967 by a margin of nearly two to one.