Sentence examples for a historic margin from inspiring English sources
We are the reason you lost the national popular vote by such a historic margin.
When she presented the plan to Parliament in January, it was rejected by a historic margin of 230 votes.
In January, Parliament rejected her plan, 432 to 202 — a historic margin of defeat for a prime minister's bill.
None of this seems to matter to voters, who reelected President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner by a historic margin last month.
He would seem well on his way to his goal of winning the election in November by a historic margin, big enough to propel him to the front of the Republican primary for president in 2016.
Now that Senator John McCain crushed Bush by a historic margin in the Republican primary in New Hampshire, we see the end of the inevitability of the former front-runner's nomination.
A national audience that might have tuned in out of curiosity — to gauge the Texans' talent, to see Tim Tebow unleashed (not quite yet), to witness a potentially historic margin of victory — instead stayed invested for 58 minutes.
The latest census figures confirm that Prince George's County's black majority has increased to 63percentt, up 12 points from a decade ago, while Washington has slipped from its historic margin of more than 70percentt black in 1980 to about 60percentt black.
As the New York Times noted, at 1.9 percentage points, it's a bigger margin than 10 other presidents had, and it approaches the historic margin of the Jimmy Carter vs. Gerald Ford election in 1976.
Even at 49% to 29%, that is still a substantial Clinton lead over Trump — just below the historic margins achieved by President Obama in his California victories in 2008 and 2012.
