Sentence examples for a margin of three from inspiring English sources

The first defeat, two years ago in Paris, was by a margin of three points.

The public, by a margin of three to one, chose R.R.S. Boaty McBoatface.

Based on Tuesday's vote, Mr. Estrada would appear to have a margin of three senators.

That year's Brexit was duly rejected by a margin of three to two.

But Bayonne, which voted for Hillary Clinton by a margin of three to two, is not at all like that.

Despite McClellan's military credentials, it was Lincoln who won the soldiers' vote, by a margin of three to one.

Steyer spent five million dollars, and the proposition was defeated by a margin of sixty-two thirty-eightght.

Americans regard the Democrats as more competent than Republicans by a margin of five to three and more ethical by a margin of two to one.

Americans at present regard Democrats as more competent by a margin of five to three and as more ethical by a margin of two to one.

Update, September 19th: Scotland voted "no," by a margin of fifty-five to forty-five per cent.

(No pressure, Sam Murrayay would give the Democrats a margin of fifty-three to forty-six.