Sentence examples for narrower window for error from inspiring English sources

Suffice to say, it's similar to Dark Souls but with more moving pieces and a narrower window for error, though I'm sure as with most things practice makes...closer to perfect.

There is a narrow window for technical error due to the delicate nature of the airway and its close proximity to the esophagus and major vascular structures.

The European Medicines Agency EMAA) stipulates a slightly narrower window for AUC (90 111%) (12).

The production has a narrow window for Broadway this spring.

So there's a fairly narrow window for suitable shocks.

There is only a very narrow window for prophylactic treatment to be effective post tick removal.

Australia's whistleblower legislation leaves a narrow window for disclosure of intelligence information.

Like most commuters, Ms. Krauss has a narrow window for exercise.

At 33, Bryant has a narrowing window for securing a sixth championship ring, and his patience is wearing thin.

The endometrium is receptive for only 4-5 days of the menstrual cycle allowing a narrow window for embryonic implantation.

Physics, politics and economics all necessitated the water landing, a highly complicated feat with a narrow margin for error.