Sentence examples for a wide margin over from inspiring English sources

The suit against Bachchan, who once polled as "the greatest star of stage or screen" by a wide margin over actor Laurence Olivier on the BBC's website, was widely reported when it was filed late last year.

Polls predict Macron will win by a wide margin over Le Pen in the second round.

In fact, by a wide margin over time, stock prices have risen more quickly than home values.

[C3.] Stocks vs. Homes: Weighing Their Value Over Time By a wide margin over time, stock prices have risen more quickly than home values.

And Sprite still led the lemon-lime category by a wide margin over the second-place brand, 7Up, sold by Cadbury Schweppes.

Early results suggested that Mr. Hatch won by a wide margin over Dan Liljenquist, a businessman and former state senator 41 years younger than Mr. Hatch.

He was carried to victory by record voter turnout across the country, giving him a wider margin over his opponent, John McCain, than any other president in the past two decades.

Over the past hundred and thirty years, the paintings in that index have outperformed bonds by a wide margin, and over the past fifty years they've performed about as well as stocks, too.

First, the very idea that private firms have a wide margin of discretion over their employees' health-care arrangements is relatively unfamiliar to some Europeans, accustomed to free medical care or compulsory insurance.

1938 Daladier Wins 40-Hour Battle PARIS — Under the threat of feverish German rearmament, which bids fair, unless matched, to give the Reich a wide margin of military superiority over France, Premier Edouard Daladier yesterday [Aug.

Although the two-hour episode earned a modest 4.9 million total viewers from 8to1010 p.m., according to Nielsen's estimates, far fewer than NBC's "America's Got Talent," which drew 10.6 million during same time slots, it finished very close behind among adults 18 to 49 while leading over all by a wide margin in the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34