Sentence examples for significant margins of from inspiring English sources

Significant margins of liberty, even democracy, exist.

I've also argued that, although repressive, the Islamic Republic offers significant margins of freedom by regional standards.

When I was here earlier this year, I argued that Iran was an unfree and repressive society but also a nation offering significant margins of liberty, at least by regional standards, with which Obama's America must engage.

Other than its caution about significant margins of error, Mr. Romney's plan states, the Obama projections "failed to fulfill the predictions of its authors and their White House sponsor" and make clear that Mr. Obama's approach has not worked.

When these situations are governed by human actors, such parameters leave significant margins of uncertainty.

She made clear, however, that "the estimates presented in this memo are subject to significant margins of error".

"There's a significant margin of safety in our portfolio".

If Mr. Gianforte does not amass a significant margin of victory there, the race could prove competitive.

That two different mechanical counts produced a difference of about 1,400 votes reveals a significant margin of error in an election that hangs on a mere 300.

Those in the business of forecasting hurricanes are quick to remind those who live in the storms' path that there is always a significant margin of error.

The UK is the second largest funder of the ExoMars programme, and the largest funder by a significant margin of ESA's Mars Robotic Exploration Preparatory programme (MREP).