1.   Wide margins should be left on either side of the minutes.

2.   A large rug meant to cover a room should leave a margin of exposed floor on all sides.

3.   A prudent tax bill would leave a margin of error, knowing that further cuts could be passed in the future if needed.

4.   A two-race schedule leaves no margin for error.

5.   But he was playing against a goalie who left no margin for error.

6.   Edney left no margin for error, no time left for a tip-in.

7.   The average stuff leaves no margin for error, as Brandenburg found out last year.

8.   It noted that the timetable for action set by the United States leaves sufficient margin for continued consultations.

9.   It noted that the timetable for action set by the U.S. leaves sufficient margin for continued consultations.