Sentence examples for slight margin of error from inspiring English sources

That change, a result of a population shift to Republican-friendly states in the South and West in the last several years, means the Republicans have a slight margin of error in 2004 while the Democrats will have to scramble just to pull even.

The Republicans have little margin of error.

There's little margin of error with this vote.

Recent polling shows Young with a slight lead, within the margin of error.

Given the struggles of many others in the field he still had a chance to make the weekend but his margin of error was slight; too slight, as things turned out.

But the decrease--0.6 percent--is so small that it may not be a decrease and could actually be a slight increase because of the margin of error.

Statistician Nate Silver predicted the last two presidential elections through the following logic: Multiple polls were calling the election a toss-up because President Obama's slight lead fell within the margin of error.

In this case the differences among the three new combinations is only slight, and is within the margin of error.

Three other polls released last week gave basically the same answer, placing the Lautenberg-Forrester race at a virtual tie, or a slight advantage for Mr. Lautenberg, within the margin of error.

There is a small difference giving women the slight edge, but it's within the margin of error given our sample size of just under 1,000 enrolled students.

The margin of error is very slight, and any hiccups during the burn process will lead to an unusable game.