Sentence examples for wider margin of from inspiring English sources
One provides a wider margin of roadway in which a bicyclist can legally operate.
Reporters were told the vote was delayed to help build a wider margin of support on the floor.
Mr Cameron limply suggests that in response to his bill Strasbourg might grant the UK a "wider margin of appreciation".
Going low and slow, Mr. Myhrvold said, not only cooks things evenly, it also provides a wider margin of error.
Thus, there usually is a wider margin of safety for cestode anthelmintics than for anthelmintics used to treat worm infections in sites other than the intestine.
Its stand marks a break from the past, when the Islamists have traded loyalty to the Hashemites for a wider margin of manoeuvre.
While wider margins of resection increase the likelihood of obtaining negative margins, it comes at an increasing financial, cosmetic and psychological cost to the patient.
Consequently, states should enjoy a wide margin of appreciation.
Both groups account for a wide margin of 200,000-300,000 votes.
That was the widest margin of victory since 1990.
The OECD's figure has a wide margin of error.
