Sentence examples for under the margin of from inspiring English sources

It would be a "powerful symbol" of British identity and our longstanding tradition of liberty, and would ensure that the European court "let most of our decisions stand" under the margin of appreciation doctrine.

We have him [Mr. Obama] under 50, in the margin of error".

Four weeks post-transplantation, biopsies were taken under anesthesia from the margin of the skin grafts, fixed in 40% ethanol at 4°C for 48 hours, embedded in paraffin, sectioned at 5 μm thickness, and stained for hPLAP enzyme activity as described above.

Like many others, I've denounced President Bashar al-Assad of Syria for his murderous repression, but the more than 7,000 estimated by human rights groups to have been killed under Assad is within the margin of error of estimates of the numbers of people killed by President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan.

"The mother duck was taking great care to keep the ducklings under cover and along the margin of the river, as nearby there were two lesser black-backed gulls perched".

That's especially true when it comes to subgroups within the pool of respondents ― like Republicans, women or adults under age 30 ― for whom the margin of error is even greater.

Stratigraphic, sedimentologic, structural and tectonic studies of the Proterozoic sedimentary succession (Bisrampur Formation) indicate deposition in a series of half-grabens developed successively along the margin of the rift basin under the influence of lithospheric stretching.

The margin of error is dependent on the prevalence of the condition under scrutiny.

The margin of error exceeded the margin of victory.

"It's within the margin of error".

The margin of error is surprisingly wide.