Sentence examples for a margin of one from inspiring English sources

The American Health Care Act (AHCA), passed by the House of Representatives by a margin of one vote (217-213) on May 4th, overhauls the way in which the federal government and states cover the costs of state Medicaid programs.

By a margin of one vote, the Legislature failed to override the veto.

"They say this is going to be the closest race since 1960 when John Kennedy won by a margin of one vote per precinct.

With nearly 680,000 votes cast, turnout beat the record of 578,000 set in 2000, when the state's four electoral votes went to Mr. Bush by a margin of one percentage point.

We all knew what the various rates of interest were, and rounding them up to within a margin of one eighth of 1% we would come to a realistic rate for both the lender and borrower".

On Tuesday night, Doug Jones, the Democrat, declared victory over Roy Moore, who is facing multiple allegations of predatory behavior toward teen-agers, by a margin of one and a half per cent.

But the Republican majority was in the national minority: over all, respondents chose "strengthen" over "burden," by a margin of fifty-one to forty-one.

"There may be difficulties with Congress," Mr. Sorenson quoted Kennedy, "but a margin of only one vote would still be a mandate".

In 1968, Humphrey was defeated by Richard Nixon by a margin of about one vote per precinct.

The nominee was confirmed Saturday by a margin of 50-48, ofe of the narrowest in U.S. history.

The survey had a margin of error of one percentage point.