The phrase "a sizable margin the" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a context discussing differences in measurements, scores, or outcomes, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The team won the game by a sizable margin the fans had not anticipated."
Alternatives: "a significant margin" or "a considerable margin."
Mr. Santorum probably needs to run up a sizable margin in the southwest to win the state.
In summary, the MD can recover the underlying community structure more often than the MQ by a sizable margin in the simulated modular networks.
Rutland County, for example, sends mostly Republicans to the Vermont state legislature; in 2014, the GOP's gubernatorial candidate took Rutland by a sizable margin, beating the Democratic incumbent there with 54percentt of the vote (he lost statewide).
Breedlove had beaten Art Arfons by a sizable margin, but the season wasn't over.
President Obama was reelected by a sizable margin with the help of young people, minorities and women.
Private payers, on the other hand, pay a sizable margin on top of the full costs of treating their covered clients.
Today, Mr. Melnichenko describes Mr. Kuchma as a leader so all-powerful that he can call in prosecutors, tax officials and intelligence chiefs and order them to guarantee, for instance, a sizable margin of victory in the last presidential election in 1999, to open criminal investigations of political foes, or to "ruin" businessmen who support his opponents.
Trump also campaigned Saturday in Virginia, a swing state where polls show Clinton leading Trump by a sizable margin, partly because of the state's large African American population.
In the Democratic primary, Berrios won the nomination with a sizable margin over Jeffrey Paul Smith, an assistant corporation counsel with the City of Chicago whose candidacy was sponsored by Quinn, by then a former Commissioner.
The Venezuelan opposition is currently leading the government by a sizable margin in most national polls -- although this appears to be narrowing in the past week or so -- and this is what the U.S. and international media have been reporting.
