Sentence examples for much smaller margins from inspiring English sources

They must be living on much smaller margins than disabled and unemployed people who are seeing their "benefits" reduced by more than 20%.

With contrasting sizes like that, it's natural to wonder whether Blurb's acquisition of Graphicly points to the challenges of building out sustainable e-book platforms on much smaller margins than the printed publishing industry that preceded them.

The company's high-end Unix server sales have been especially hard-hit, forcing it to focus on its Intel - and Advanced Micro Devices -based servers, an area where it competes with companies like Dell and Hewlett-Packard for much smaller margins.

However, he won both races by much smaller margins than in 1981 2,5244 votes in the primary and 3,916 votes in the general election).

The recount resulted in a much smaller margin of victory for Governor Bush.

"You also have a much smaller margin for error when building a premium brand," adds Phil.

It is more difficult, with a much smaller margin for error, than its two-fisted counterpart.

This means that in effect we have a much larger sample than in any one poll, and hence a much smaller margin of error.

In contrast, there is a much smaller margin of safety in phloem production; hence, it has higher priority of allocation of the energy resources of the tree.

The poorest voters, those with an income of $49,000 or less, seemed to choose Clinton over Trump –albeit by a much smaller margin than in 2012.

The Nevada polls were extremely inaccurate in 2008, projecting a much smaller margin of victory for Mr. Romney, and the same thing could happen this year.