Sentence examples for a margin of just from inspiring English sources

He now holds the seat on a margin of just 1,627 votes.

It worked; Thomson was defeated by a margin of just three hundred and thirty-six votes.

It is held by the government by a margin of just 0.8%.

A total of 10,844 votes were cast, and Ellyn Bogdanoff won by a margin of just 12 votes.

On November 5th, SeaTac-ians spoke: yes, by a margin of just seventy-seven votes, out of six thousand cast.

But the election was much closer than the polls predicted: a margin of just 1.6%, or about 275,000 votes.

Homosexuality was only decriminalised in 1993 and divorce legalised in 1995 by a margin of just 9,000.

2 06 p.m. | Updated A margin of just 22 seconds, after racing twice around the clock, decided the season-opening Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona race.

Although first-half 2001 sales reached $3.3 billion (up 11% year-on-year), operating profit fell 20% to $228 million–an operating margin of just 7%–and pro forma net profit fell 44%, to $131 million.

But these cracks appear now to have been largely papered over.Despite the advantages Mr Bouteflika enjoys, Algeria still has a margin of freedom just broad enough to allow for some political jostling.

Not a margin of 909, just 909 votes period.