Sentence examples for a far wider margin from inspiring English sources

If the 2008 election could somehow be done all over — right this instant — Mr. Hancock said, Mr. Obama would lose by a far wider margin.

And Senator Barack Obama carried the state by a far wider margin than any Democratic presidential candidate since Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.

In a statement, an internal commission of the party, the Union for a Popular Movement, declared Mr. Copé the winner by 952 votes, a far wider margin of victory than the 98 votes that it announced on Nov. 19.

After a close vote of confidence in the Senate on Wednesday, the lower house passed its own confidence measure yesterday, and by a far wider margin, 342 to 298.

And in 1996, Robert G. Torricelli was already a political powerhouse at home in New Jersey and as a representative in Washington before he rode President Clinton's coattails to defeat Dick Zimmer by a far wider margin than Mr. Corzine achieved.

In simplest terms, the richest Americans have done by far the best over the last 30 years, they are more able to pay taxes today than they have been in many decades, and they are more able to pay than other Americans by a far wider margin.

Nationally, young voters have since 2004 been casting their ballots for Democrats by far wider margins than previous young generations — a shift that could reshape American politics for decades.

But David Marshall, head of Asian financial institutions at Fitch, argues that Chinese banks need far wider margins to cover the risks typical of an emerging economy.

So voters who wanted any kind of tax relief favored the Republicans by far wider margins than they did in the past two presidential elections.

After trailing the Conservatives by far wider margins for much of the last two years, Labour has clawed back in recent polls to a gap of about 10 percentage points, raising the possibility that neither party will win an overall majority.

While female Republican voters say by a 6-point margin that Trump is respectful of women, male GOP voters say the same by a far wider 20-point margin.