Sentence examples for a wider margin over from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

[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.

Mr. Murphy won his primary on Tuesday, by a wide margin over his opponent, Susan Bysiewicz, a former secretary of the state.

In 1960 Suffolk voted for Nixon over Kennedy; in 1964 it gave Johnson a wide margin over Goldwater; in 1968 it gave Nixon the largest plurality over Humphrey of any county in the country.

He was co-captain of the 1949 national-champion team and was named athlete of the year for 1949 by The Associated Press, winning by a wide margin over the Brooklyn Dodgers' Jackie Robinson and the golfer Sam Snead.

Interviews with voters as they exited the polls in Florida allow The New York Times to project that Mr. Romney will win the state by a wide margin over Mr. Gingrich, who will come in second.

In return on assets (1.55%) and in net interest margin (4.74%), Wells has trounced the nation's four other banking titans by a wide margin over the last four years.

The strategy I base on Piotroski's paper has beaten the market by a wide margin over the long haul, and it's doing particularly well this year.