Sentence examples for slimmer margin of error from inspiring English sources

Michael Steele, the G.O.P. chairman, has tried to duck criticism for his blunders by talking about his "slimmer margin" of error as a black man.

But ecologists said that the tests were rushed and not adequately reviewed by independent experts and that warming should prompt a more cautious approach, not slimmer margins of error.

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

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.

It expects the city's power supply to be adequate next summer, but just barely, a slim margin of error that Con Ed came up against this year, when it narrowly averted blackouts during an extremely hot week in August.

But unlike young adults who have a support system to fall back on, young people who have transitioned from foster care have a very slim margin of error.

Despite facing a slim margin of error, Republicans in the House were successful Thursday in passing a new healthcare bill that would effectively repeal portions of Obamacare, Politico reports.

They also warn that any problems with automation in aviation are likely to be magnified when transferred to drivers, who aren't as well-trained as pilots, and to roads, where cars face numerous obstacles and a slim margin of error.

With Trump taking a slim lead within the margin of error again this month, Lauter writes that those driving that result are people who sat out the 2012 election but say they plan to vote this year.

The margin of error is slim for House and Senate GOP leaders — in the House, Ryan can afford to lose only 21 GOP lawmakers.

"The margin of error is slim when you go directly to the public," said Steve Honig, the publicist who works for Mr. Gottfried.