Sentence examples for slim margin of from inspiring English sources

"There's a very slim margin of error," he said.

Mr Perdue's slim margin of victory suggests that he has not exactly set Republican pulses racing.

The Giants won by just 9-7, buthehe slim margin of victory is misleading.

Obama pointed to her husband's slim margin of victory in the state in 2008.

His extraordinarily slim margin of victory 87 votes out of 988,000 votes cast earned him the nickname "Landslide Lyndon".

What Federer could not believe was Djokovic's choice of shot when he was facing match point, the slim margin of error he left himself.

But Andorra's ski entrepreneurs were unhappy with the slim margins of low-cost skiing.

The extra cost of transporting goods halfway around the world, Messrs Rubin and Tal wrote, is wiping out the often slim margins of Chinese exporters.

It remains to be seen whether even such slim margins of tolerance will remain for Chinese filmmakers in the current political climate.

Given Mr. Bush's slim margins of victory in Ohio in the 2000 and 2004 elections, and polls showing that last month John McCain had cut Mr. Obama's six-point lead in Ohio to a statistical dead heat, even a small drop in the Democratic voter turnout in Cuyahoga County could have an impact statewide.

It can move into the space freely, without worrying much about the slim margins of its low-cost $35 per month subscription offering.