Sentence examples similar to providing a margin for error from inspiring English sources

Although rejecting the New York Times malice standard where the plaintiff is neither a public official nor a public figure, there the Court nevertheless deprived the private plaintiff of his common-law remedies, making recovery more difficult in order to provide a margin for error.

(0th order appears high for these two observations because they were made with Yoffset=0.7', which moves 0th order off the low-gain on-axis aimpoint.) The gold curve is the gain correction factor used for post-voltagechange observations (with an additional 6% adjustment to provide a margin of error for filtering).

An extra vine or two would provide a margin of error.

"There is a margin for error".

I don't have much of a margin for error.

There wasn't much of a margin for error".

It also provides a margin of safety in case standard errors in estimates of the impact of EYEP are larger than for the Abecedarian trial.

Bouchard came out firing in the second set but her hard, flat hitting provides scant margin for error and can, as it was here, be a millstone when things are less than 100%.

That does not provide much margin for error.

If the one new salesperson has a bad month or takes a vacation, the company suffers, whereas three salespeople provide margin for error.

Fortunately, New York has very few serious elections and most races are decided by huge margins that provide very wide margins for error.