Sentence examples for narrower margin of error from inspiring English sources

As the design of flow devices becomes more sophisticated, a narrower margin of error is required.

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

You have a very narrow margin of error in a small business.

Data might help you narrow the margin of error, but the decision is still a feeling.

As we know from the housing meltdown, that is far too narrow a margin of error.

But we're looking at a sufficiently large number of companies to narrow the margin of error caused by those omissions to the point of insignificance.

The higher expectations, which Mora helped to raise during last season's playoffs, narrowed everyone's margin of error.

Jonathan Davies mishandled as Gatland's men drove down the left flank, looking to build on that early start, but they revealed just how narrow  the margins of error against them can be when James Haskell's moment of hesitation allowed Talupe Faletau to carve out the opening try with the game not fully 10 minutes old.

Investigators told the board that the lanes at the work zone were so narrow they offered no margin of error for two approaching buses.

He has taken a narrow lead, within the margin of error, in three New York surveys, and he has an enormous lead of 36 points in Massachusetts.

But that gap seems rather more narrow when a 2percentt margin of error is taken into account.