Sentence examples for is a wide margin from inspiring English sources

"So even with the fallibility of testing, there is a wide margin in there.

The tree annually produces more wood than it needs for conduction and support under most conditions; i.e., there is a wide margin of safety in xylem production.

Thus, an antiseptic is most valuable in the disinfection of contaminated wounds or skin surfaces when there is a wide margin between its bactericidal and toxic concentrations.

Still, even if Mr. Corzine's lead, according to one Quinnipiac University poll, has shrunk to five percentage points, that is a wide margin by the standards of recent statewide elections in New Jersey.

But there is a wide margin of difference: that to function properly and equitably the national economy must establish a connected, human relationship between its citizens and their financial system.

It is a wide margin, but the question is whether it will be wide enough: Mr. Obama won the early vote in North Carolina by an even wider margin four years ago, Professor McDonald noted.

Thus, there usually is a wider margin of safety for cestode anthelmintics than for anthelmintics used to treat worm infections in sites other than the intestine.

Pew says that figure has been pretty steady throughout the election campaign and is a wider margin in favour of the president than his victory over John McCain four years ago when Obama won the Hispanic vote by 67% to 31%.

"It's a wide margin greater than I think anybody else is forecasting," he said.

Officials cautioned that there was a wide margin of error involved in both calculations.

There's a wide margin of error -- the payroll number could be off by plus or minus 90,000 jobs -- and these numbers will be revised repeatedly in the months to come.