Sentence examples for a margin of over from inspiring English sources

Although Clinton won the popular vote by a margin of over 2% and close to 3 million votes, the email effect helped Trump win the election.

Nippon Paint makes B&Q own-label paint, which earns a margin of over 20% for the retailer, compared with 6% for an independent brand.

For example, the Democratic candidate won California with a margin of over 20%, and in Pennsylvania the Republican candidate won by a slim margin of 0-50-5% the votes.

Then there is the helix piercing, something that reveals she is also an American teenager with a crush on Zac Efron as well as a young woman able to win an Olympic gold by a margin of over two points.

Early televised results show Ma and Seow have won by 58.7% to Hsieh-Su's 41.3%, a margin of over 2 million votes out 17 million eligible, with turnout above 79%.

Even though the state was won over from the Democrats in 2000, since then, the Republicans have easily won every election by a margin of over 15 percentage points.

It found they trusted the Conservatives to run the economy by a margin of 44% to 16% over Labour.

However, while Mr. Gingrich carried this group of voters in South Carolina by a margin of 51 percent to 37 percent over Mr. Romney, these figures were almost reversed in Florida.

The Republicans announced on Thursday that they would not demand a recount in Iowa, where Mr Gore has a margin of just over 4,000 votes, near the margin where a recount is permitted.

The Conservatives' mission to "castrate the Labour party" by removing Ed Balls from his Morley and Outwood seat failed in 2010, with Balls hanging on to his seat with a margin of just over 1,000 votes.

But his 17.58m in Birmingham six weeks ago was the best jump by anyone this season, with a margin of 20cm over the nearest challenger, and he had hoped that Beijing would confirm his primacy.