Sentence examples for a margin of less from inspiring English sources

He was elected with a margin of less than 1 percent at the end of 2008.

A margin of less than a hundred votes in any seat is cause for an automatic recount.

Clinton beat Trump in Mahoning on Tuesday by just 49% to 46% – a margin of less than 3,500 votes.

By Minnesota law, a margin of less than one-half of one per cent requires a recount.

In 1976, though, 20 states were won or lost by a margin of less than five percentage points.

Obama won Florida in the last presidential election by a margin of less than 1%, in a state where 17% of the voting population was Hispanic.

Most recent polls shows the No supporters winning by a margin of slightly less than two to one.

Even Democrats, who are the most likely to think the leaks aren't a big deal, are by a margin of 3pt less likely, rather than more, to back Obama because of the controversy.

But the BMW costs almost twice as much in average maintenance (by a margin of well less than $1,000, by the way) and is a bit more expensive to own overall, in large part because it costs about $3,000-$3,000-$4,000o purchase.

The difference was fewer than 25,000 votes, a margin of slightly less than 3%.

The sample size was estimated in order to measure the prevalence (50%) of the 'patient expectations' items (categorical data) with a margin of error less than 5%.