As a technical point, the error bars in Fig. 4 are margins of a 95%% confidence set, and as such their marginal coverage is at least 95%%.
As long as it happened on the margins of a company's performance, they weren't too bothered.
Brand storytelling often doesn't fit in a box in the margins of a webpage.
For City all this, of course, is in the margins of a dramatic day.
In 1637, Pierre de Fermat, a French mathematician, scribbled a deceptively simple theorem in the margins of a book.
It's beyond Oz, beyond Narnia: it's the miraculous land you can just make out from the margins of a book.
When Schembri returned, the man was studying the Fortwo again, making notes in ballpoint in the margins of a newspaper.
Does Indiana still raise boys who roam the woods and fields, and might even explore the margins of a river?
The meeting will take place on the margins of a nuclear security summit that Barack Obama plans to attend.
Prisoners, like other bookworms, often use the tempting margins of a book to jot down their reflections on the story.
Each shard of writing deciphered from the margins of a manuscript determines a direction for further exploration.
