Sentence examples for a much larger margin from inspiring English sources

But, now Ms. Sternberg said, there is a much larger margin.

The State Assembly followed suit by a much larger margin later in the morning.

She lost Ohio by a much larger margin, despite heaping ads and attention on the state.

The 2010 midterms, like 2018, involved only a change in control of the House, but by a much larger margin.

The announcement ends two days of suspense in which Maduro's opponents claimed a much larger margin of victory than initially announced by electoral authorities.

Mr. Romney had won by a much larger margin, 67 percent to 25 percent, in CNN's poll after the first debate.

Exit polls conducted by Edison Research showed some counties passed it by a much larger margins (hello Bay Area!), while there was significantly less support in other parts of the state. .

The sample sizes on subpopulations in a poll — like Hispanics, young voters or evangelical Christians — are much smaller than for all voters as a whole and therefore contain much larger margins of error.

The authors of the legislation also knew that the fallibility of regulators was a major factor in the financial crisis, so the bill mandates much larger margins for error and creates incentives for banks to take fewer risks.

They also won some states by much larger margins than the pollsters had predicted.

While seats often have similar swings, they don't all have the same swing – we may see seats change hands in different directions, or seats on much larger margins fall while seats on smaller margins stay still.