Sentence examples for the margin of refinement from inspiring English sources

In the U.S., "the margin of refinement is so lucrative, and so profitable," he says, "it is worthwhile.

The margin of refinement is so lucrative and so profitable, all the downstream products are so expensive, it is worthwhile.

In "A Short History of Christianity," by John M. Robertson, from 1902, Pessoa wrote in a tiny hand in the margin of one page, "excellent," in English, beside a passage declaring: "the material refinements of civilization" had bred in modern cities "a new neurosis".

"It's within the margin of error".

The margin of error is surprisingly wide.

(The margin of error is 4 percent).

The margin of error exceeded the margin of victory.

The margin of victory was 94 votes.

The margin of victory was 3 1/2 lengths.

The margin of error was 5%.

The margin of non-inferiority was 10%.