Sentence examples similar to the margin will be narrow from inspiring English sources

But the margin will be crucial.

"That's where the margins will be".

At this stage of the tournament, the margin for error will be narrow and there won't be as many scoring opportunities.

Our range will be narrower at the margins – though still far richer than any of our competitors – but its quality should be as high as anything we do now.

In the case of Jim Jason Biggss), the margin is narrow indeed.

Worse still, as YouGov's Peter Kellner points out, if the margin of defeat is narrow, post-referendum opinion polling will show that Mr Blair himself lost the vote.

The margin for reversal is narrow, and I rest assured that sound constitutional precepts will survive the result the Court reaches today.

"The margin was narrow but isn't the big story.

If all districts are on the same page as to how they'll be voting for the president, the margin for error will be made significantly narrower.

It's almost certain that Hillary Clinton will win Illinois' 20 electoral votes, but it is likely her margin of the popular vote will be much narrower than Obama's in 2012.

Rugby at this level is a game of fine margins, and the margins are narrowing, I believe.