Sentence examples for narrow margin between from inspiring English sources

She knows too well the narrow, narrow margin between what is and is not ideologically acceptable.

"But they shut down when you get to about 105 degrees, so you have a very narrow margin between acceptability in terms of activity and a danger point".

Mr. Zuma said the presidential election appeared to have produced a very narrow margin between Mr. Mugabe and Mr. Tsvangirai, meaning that each man commanded significant support among Zimbabweans.

Ken Zino, a Ford spokesman, said that Firestone was wrong in focusing on the narrow margin between the tires' maximum weight-carrying capacity and the weight of the fully-loaded Explorer.

But the narrow margin between the two candidates would mean that when the Electoral College meets to decide the outcome of the election, a switch of two electoral votes could throw the race up for grabs.

Warfarin, meanwhile, is the classic example of a drug with a narrow margin between therapeutic and toxic doses, requiring regular blood monitoring, and it can interact with many other drugs and foods.

Still, Romney's wide lead among independents in Post-ABC tracking polling is a remarkable finding, given the narrow margins between the two men overall.

Ordinarily the answer is because they can get more favourable terms, since the market works on very narrow margins between lending and borrowing rates.

It represents the narrowest margin between the parties recorded since December 2008, when Gordon Brown was gaining popularity due to his fight against the banking meltdown.

Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said the election may have rendered the need for any rules change moot since the narrower margin between the two parties will force more negotiation and consensus building before any measures can advance.

McCaw captained New Zealand for the first time when they faced Wales in November 2004, the 26-25 win they recorded the narrowest margin between the teams in the professional era.