Sentence examples for narrow margin of from inspiring English sources

Invasion threatens to overlap the narrow margin of subsistence.

He attributed the narrow margin of victory to a superlative effort by Coal Play.

Now, thanks to shrinking income tax revenues, that narrow margin of error is about to disappear.

Fox was reputed to have won by the narrow margin of 129-116.

Even so, wouldn't a narrow margin of victory for either side leave the question unsettled?

Secondly, mass production means production at a very narrow margin of profit per unit of output.

In the last round, Beijing lost to Sydney by the narrow margin of two votes.

Chloroform has a relatively narrow margin of safety and has been replaced by better inhalation anesthetics.

Campaigners said the narrow margin of defeat sent a clear signal about the strength of opposition to the measures.

Also upset, by the narrow margin of 7 imps, was the fourth-seeded team, headed by James Cayne of Manhattan.

She had lost to Margaret Greenwood by an agonisingly narrow margin of just 417 votes, but was she downhearted?