thin margin

常見例句

As The Economist went to press, the government still led those contests by a razor-thin margin, with 66% of the vote counted.
至截稿時，已經(jīng)清點了66%的選票，政府方面在仍然在以上幾項測試中以微弱優(yōu)勢領(lǐng)先。
Civilisation (at least in a free-market system) is forever pushing the limits of what can be achieved, and so will tend to operate with a thin margin.
在自由市場經(jīng)濟中的文明是永遠由人類所能達到的限度所推動，并逐漸趨向于一個小的邊際值。
He pushed his stimulus package through Congress by a wafer-thin margin; the Troubled Asset Relief Programme, money to be used for bailing out banks, was originally turned down by Congress.
他推進的刺激計劃在國會上以少量的票數(shù)領(lǐng)先而獲得通過，提出用錢注資銀行的問題資產(chǎn)救助計劃很明顯被國會否定了。

After weeks of debate, the state House restored the death penalty by a razor-thin margin: two votes.
ECONOMIST: The death penalty
As a result, for all practical purposes the Fed has no equity, no reserves and only a razor thin margin for error.
FORBES: Experts Agree The Fed's In Big Trouble
Mr Paisley wants the poll to be a re-run of the 1998 referendum which gave Mr Trimble a wafer-thin margin among unionists.
ECONOMIST: Northern Ireland