Sentence examples for less margin of from inspiring English sources

He said the South now had "less margin of error, because North Korean ballistic missiles tipped with a nuclear explosive would be an existential threat to us".

Not only do bowlers need to innovate with slower-ball bouncers and wide-yorkers, but playing against the best batsmen means they are allowed far less margin of error.

It shows that these z-scores steadily grow over time in a more or less margin of increase.

This can be of great help on these cases, helping clinicians to take a more reliable decision and with less margin of error.

The bigger the gap between the two candidates, the less the margin of error matters.

Even if the equipment is sterile, removing the cuticle can cause infection and leaves the then-less-protected margin of the skin vulnerable.

But no amount of rejiggering will change the embedded bias of the screeners, who generally consign women's magazines to the less prestigious margins of the competition.

Officials at the House of Humor and Satire, a relic of a vanished regime, on more or less the margins of Central Europe, talk wistfully about becoming a more popular destination once again, if only they could come up with the money and a good plan.

Thus we can say that the non-spatial (mean-field) model allows coexistence for almost any parameter combination, except for the biologically less feasible margins of the parameter plane.

In his prime, Bryant took fifty-six "clutch" shots — those taken with five minutes or less, and a margin of no more than five — and made just fourteen, a worse percentage than many less regarded players.

United States Representative Robert D. Franks had the most support, with 18percentt, but his lead over State Senator William L. Gormley was less than the margin of error.