Sentence examples for more margin for from inspiring English sources

When a captioner is transcribing a show live -- a news broadcast or a sporting event, for example -- there is a lot more margin for human error.

But Federer, with his 945-point lead in the rankings, has much more margin for error in the sprint for No. 1.

Izzo said that teams from the six power conferences might feel more comfortable upgrading their schedules because they would have more margin for error in the regular season.

Tentpole films in this mold have far more margin for error seen in theaters, where some parts of Extinction might manage to raise your hairs.

Georgia and South Carolina were the preseason favorites in the SEC East, but if Tennessee finds a way to pull the division upset, Georgia has no more margin for error and Florida's early-season win over Tennessee becomes more important.

If the public expects inflation to remain low and stable, central banks have a little more margin for error so that even if policy is somewhat looser than it should be, inflation is less likely to take off.

As your dog progresses from the boogie board, a longer board allows for more margin of error.

Over the past year the clearing house asked for more margin on Portuguese and Irish bonds after their prices fell sharply.

Maybe there's potential for more margin expansion or longer duration margin expansion.

If anything the responsibility lies with the rule-maker, the Japanese government, for not demanding more margin on it's own imperfect seismic and tsunami models.

We say that in full knowledge that the college may be tilting toward the kinds of candidates we tend to support and provided a far more decisive margin for Mr. Obama earlier this month than his showing in the popular vote.