Sentence examples for minuscule margin of from inspiring English sources
In other words, there is a minuscule margin of error, with the left side of the equation being 0.000000002% larger than the right side.
According to the national election commission, Uhuru Kenyatta, the son of Kenya's first president, won 50.07 percent of the vote, avoiding a runoff by a minuscule margin of about 8,000 votes.
Healey won by a minuscule margin, but Foot and Healey, though a happier combination than Foot and Benn could have been, was always an odd kind of tandem when the two had so often pedalled in opposite directions, and on issues such as defence still did.
And Letsbuyit worked on minuscule margins, because the advantages of bulk-buying went largely to consumers.
Those may seem like minuscule margins, but Century Foods grew quickly.
I strongly suspect that enough people voted for him to wipe out Clinton's minuscule pop-vote margin, maybe even replace it with a tiny margin of his own.
But her margin of victory over Ségolène Royal, the defeated presidential candidate in 2007, was minuscule.
The margin of error for the Mets, in the midst of an offensive slumber, is minuscule.
–Demand a margin of safety.
