Sentence examples for a strong margin in from inspiring English sources

Whereas, in general, girls outperform boys by a strong margin in reading in most countries, including the United States, boys do slightly better in mathematics, while the two genders are nearly equal in science literacy results.

The last time a Republican presidential candidate took California by a strong margin was in 1984, when Ronald Reagan trounced Walter Mondale by about 16 percentage points.

But in Europe, Kantar points out that Android remains ahead of iOS by a pretty strong margin: in Germany it accounted for 73.9% of sales, and even more in Spain at 81.7%.

"We are confident that in the next round," he said, "we will win again and win by a strong margin".

This will be the first double dissolution since 1987, when Bob Hawke defeated John Howard by a strong margin.

A narrow victory for remain early in the night for Newcastle, which had been expected to reject Brexit by a stronger margin, set the pattern for later results.

BHP cited strong margins in base metals, iron ore, manganese, coal for power plants, and petroleum.

"While we see U.S. refining margins narrowing from 2005 highs, we believe increased demand, tightened sulfur regulations for fuels and limited refining capacity will support strong margins in 2006 and 2007.

DMGT, which values its stake in Local World at £27.5m, reiterated this in its official filing: "Local World delivered a strong operating margin in its first quarter of trading to March".

The company said stronger margins in its UK construction arm helped offset project delays in the Middle East.

Obama's strongest margins in New Hampshire, according to the U.N.H. survey, are among those with college and graduate degrees — especially among college educated women, who back Obama 61-35.