Examples of using Margin for error in English and their translations into Hebrew
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No margin for error?
Zero contact, zero margin for error.
The margin for error is so small.
Not a lot of margin for error.
The margin for error was so small.
The problem is, we have very little margin for error.
There's no margin for error, all right?
Once the helicopter departs, there's no margin for error.
We left a margin for error in our estimates.
I don't need to tell you there is no margin for error.
We left a margin for error in our estimates.
And they will soon learn the margin for error is tiny.
The margin for error is tiny… and the cost can be great.
I can't have Nate-- there is no margin for error on this.
Margin for error is huge, but with great risk comes awesome stuff.
With a plan of this magnitude, there is no margin for error.
There is no margin for error this time, child.
Growing up a husky boy, I learned that I had no margin for error.
There's no margin for error in their design?
That canal is so narrow, we won't have any margin for error.
The fact is that the margin for error has gone down from 10% to nearly nothing.
Of course, with a two-man team there's not a lot of margin for error.
There's a margin for error, but I'm pretty sure there's a 747 leaving Heathrow tomorrow at 6:30 in the evening for Baltimore.
The danger with fentanyl is there is no margin for error when increasing the dose.
Yes, but the surgical option is more precise,and there's far less margin for error.
Because in either game, life or football the margin for error is so small one-half a step too late or early, and you don't quite make it.
A senior U.S. defense official said the approach outlined by Hagel was“pragmatic and responsible,” butnoted that“with a smaller force there is less margin for error.”.
This is a kind of extremely precise locating, with a margin for error of just 10 centimeters.
Expert drivers circle the 2-mile-long Monaco Grand Prix circuit 78 times,precisely navigating hairpin turns on narrow city streets that leave no margin for error.
Geckos' toes operate well below theirfull attractive capabilities most of the time, because the margin for error is great depending upon the surface roughness, and therefore the number of setae in contact with that surface.