Sentence examples for a margin of at from inspiring English sources

Polls suggest the proposal will be approved by a margin of at least 10%.

Similarly, for 46 of those years, Democrats ruled the Senate by a margin of at least 10 seats.

In each, the winning candidate has won by a margin of at least five million votes and 200 electoral votes.

De Blasio is about to take the New York City mayoral election by a margin of at least 40 points.

ON COURSE for re-election next June by a margin of at least 20 points, Ken Livingstone looks unstoppable.

That means that Mrs. Clinton would need to win the overall vote by a margin of at least 10 percentage points to overcome Mr. Obama's lead.

The warning comes from Ofgem, the industry regulator, which predicts an imminent drop in spare electricity capacity from a margin of 14% at present to just 4% by 2015.

Here are several stocks that, whatever their betas, have a margin of safety at present prices.

Using an SD of 1.1% for A1C change from baseline at week 54, the study had 90% power to declare noninferiority for a margin of 0.4% at an α level of 0.05, assuming the true mean difference was 0%.

Argentine election law required a candidate to win 45 percent of the total vote or a minimum of 40 percent of the vote with a margin of victory of at least 10 percent in order to preclude a runoff election.

The margin of error on 45 interviews would yield a margin of error of at least +/- 15%.