Sentence examples for a margin of a from inspiring English sources

Two of Philly's wins were by a margin of a single point and the third was by two.

This week, it's been hard to guess, even by a margin of a hundred points, where the Dow will be from minute to minute.

A1 Kerry Arrives in Swing States Senator John Kerry arrived in New Mexico, where a margin of a tenth of one percent gave Al Gore the state's five electoral votes in 2000.

Mr Macri won the race for the lower house in the city of Buenos Aires, with a margin of a dozen percentage points over Elisa Carrió, a leftish lawyer, and Rafael Bielsa, Mr Kirchner's foreign minister.

LONDON — In a battle of brothers for the leadership of Britain's Labour Party, the younger of the two, Ed Miliband, 40, was elected on Saturday, beating his brother David, the 45-year-old former foreign minister, by a margin of a little more than 1 percent of the votes in a runoff.

Our descriptive analysis of the numerical results shows that the average values of our measures converge satisfactorily within a margin of a few percent.

Four, including the last two against Australia, have been by a margin of an innings — with the winners scoring more runs in a single innings than India amassed in two.

In a recent Washington Post poll, women favored a ban by a margin of two to one.

It doesn't take much of a reaction to wipe out a margin of only three-quarters of a point".

The initial report is an estimate with a margin of error of around 100,000 people.

A Tory government is preferred to a Labour one by a margin of 50 to 32percentnt.