Sentence examples for a far bigger margin from inspiring English sources

America's gas exporters have a far bigger margin for error.

Mining equipment sales carried a far bigger margin than Caterpillar's existing businesses, and the company was wagering that a boom in the excavation of copper and other metals would yield big profits.

The Nasa data shows the average global surface temperature in February was 1.35C warmer than the average temperature for the month between 1951-1980, a far bigger margin than ever seen before.

"Things can and they will change," Corbyn, who when he entered the contest was a rank outsider, said in his acceptance speech after taking 59.5percentt of votes cast, winning by a far bigger margin than anyone had envisaged.

Leverage has played a far bigger part in this rally than any before it because of the introduction of margin financing, which allows investors to buy shares with borrowed money.

A far bigger state sector than England?

2) Second, and a far bigger concern, is the accuracy of estimates from expert opinion.

The Vermont senator won New Hampshire with 60percentt of the vote, far ahead of Hillary Clinton's 38percentt, a bigger margin of victory than most polls had been predicting.

That's his third win in a row, each time by a bigger margin.

That's a much bigger margin than Trump's popularity rating or, certainly, his presidential "victory".

This forced regimes to grudgingly allow a bigger margin of freedom".