Sentence examples for little margin of error from inspiring English sources

The Republicans have little margin of error.

There is so little margin of error and the cost is huge.

If there's so little margin of error in the center of gravity, then the vehicle was at fault".

But that means we have a dull market and the idea of little margin of error means that you end up with a very narrow offering.

With their current lineup they would have very little margin of error on the offensive side against any opponent, and even then it might not matter when up against Durant and the Thunder.

Five weeks remain in the regular season, but there is little margin of error for Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist or Buffalo Sabres goalie Ryan Miller as they try to carry their middling teams as far into springtime as they can.

To paraphrase Latrell Sprewell, there is little margin for error without their sort-of center, and what was General Manager Scott Layden thinking last summer when he made a bad salary cap situation worse without addressing the Knicks' sorrowful lack of size?

They also have a terrible bench, which has left them little margin for error when one of the stars is either injured or slumping.

Especially in ICU patients with severe sepsis, use of wide-spectrum antibiotics is believed to be necessary, because these patients are supposed to have little margin for error in choice of therapy.

Nonetheless, Neil Saunders, the US-based chief executive of retail consultancy Conlumino, warned that Primark would have little margin for error in the face of fierce competition.

In the current world of scarce resources and little margin for error, it is essential to rigorously identify the specific causes of crowding, so that targeted management interventions can have maximal effect.