Sentence examples for a much greater margin from inspiring English sources

The Knicks, who have the backing of Madison Square Garden, have a much greater margin for error.

"There's going to be a much greater margin of error in estimating the probability of a terrorist attack versus a hurricane strike," Ms. Clark said, "because we have so much more data on hurricanes and because we have a much greater understanding of the natural forces that cause hurricanes".

Antrim boss Bradley said they should have won by a much greater margin.

This 50-year-old geologist won with 65.8 % of the votes in Senegal, but he won by a much greater margin abroad with respectively 82.5 and 84%% of the votes cast in the United States and in France.1 The media underscored the determinant role of the diaspora in Macky Sall's victory.

Of course, people tried to take that one away from her, noting that she'd previously been ahead by a much greater margin.

Black Americans said the same thing, by a much greater margin: 48percentt say it's more common among whites, and only 6percentt say it's more common among blacks.

In this case, they also introduce much greater margins for error.

We have a presidential election where the margin of votes is one one-thousandths of a percent, but the machines have a much greater chance than that of making a mistake".

Posey had a much greater impact Thursday.

It has a much greater decorative effect.

The enemy took a much greater loss.