Sentence examples similar to tiny margin of error from inspiring English sources
Speaking from London, Ivan Artseshchevsky said: "It is necessary to treat these findings very cautiously". He cited the controversy over the bones identified as Nicholas and the rest of the family, saying tiny statistical margins of error in the identifications had sparked "huge doubts and many disputes".
The numbers come from a tiny survey with a margin of error of 400,000.
In the five days since, Barack Obama's "unfavourable" ratings have increased by tiny amounts within the margin of error.
"There are experts who believe that the changes in the climate are unrelated to human activity, that human activity has just a minimal, tiny effect, within the margin of error".
The margin of error was tiny.
It seems solid to me, and because the sample size is huge, the margin of error is tiny.
It may not be fair that the Clintons seem to be forgiven every sin while Mr. Obama's margin of error is tiny at best.
"The margin of error between coming first and third is so tiny that people will always looks for ways to break that down.
(Margin of error: 3.5 percent).
The margin of error is surprisingly wide.
