Sentence examples for margin of articles from inspiring English sources

3. Armature of first cephalic appendage: (0) none; (1) pair of simple, robust spines medioventrally on each article; (2) setae on mediodistal margin of articles; (3) single, large, medodistal spine or finger.

Graham noticed "that Scott, with one of his stubby pencils, was making notes on the margin of an article about the Princeton football team". A moment later, he stood suddenly from his chair, and then fell dying.

I make notes in the margins of newspaper articles and columns by other commentators.

This clarification would allow for the concept of the margin of appreciation in Article 14 breaches to be used in a coherent and consistent manner that balances the rights and responsibilities of the various stakeholders in breaches of fundamental rights.

While fully acknowledging that this is by no means a precise calibrating mechanism, this will nonetheless provide more coherent guidance on determining the margin of appreciation for Article 14 breaches.

Mandible exopod with hirsute tip, exopod length 10% of dorsal margin of first endopod article.

Mandible exopod length: 50% of dorsal margin of first endopod article.

On November 20th Mr Rajoy led the PP to an absolute majority in the Spanish parliament with the biggest margin of victory since 1982 (see article).

To assess the potential of this margin, this article analyses the evolution of the efficiency of the main container terminals in Latin America and the Caribbean, and determinants of inefficiency.

Do a quick Google search and you'll find hundreds of articles on pricing based on gross margin, lifetime value (LTV), penny profit and other models.

In this line of logic, articulating a clearer list of factors that can determine what the appropriate margin of appreciation should be in Article 14 cases can help bring transparency to the dilemma between these competing interests.