Sentence examples for an increased margin of from inspiring English sources

The new racquet, a Wilson prototype painted all black, was bigger, offering an increased margin of error.

Less arterio-venous overlap and a greater distance between artery and vein and from vein to rib cage should provide an increased margin of safety for central venous cannulation.

Liberal MP Paul Fletcher, who was returned to the seat of Bradfield with an increased margin of 0.45% in the election, said he doubted super was a "significant vote changer" at the election.

At the 1922 election, he was re-elected with an increased margin of 20.16%, gaining first place once again.

Weaver returned to the backbenches and won re-election at the 1935 election on 11 May with an increased margin of 88.42%.

At the May 1925 election, Bruxner retained his seat with an increased margin of 41%, while the Nationalist/Progressive Government lost office to Jack Lang and the Labor Party.

Because it is illegal trade, there are payoffs and bribes to be made at each juncture, and the increased risk requires an increased profit margin.

Empirical results reveal that eco-activities in the computer and electronics industry are associated with increased margin and revenue performance; however, the realization of benefits takes time (improvement typically occurs within three years of the corresponding eco-announcement).

Furthermore, no degradation in BER will be tolerated, because it would require an increased power margin.

One is left to conclude that an intentional withdrawal of programs is driven not by justice, or by social science, but by an increased profit margin.

As a result, the region's organically certified rice farmers now enjoy an increased profit margin and greater incomes.