Sentence examples for and a substantial margin from inspiring English sources

"We're going to have a six- or seven-point victory and a substantial margin in the Electoral College of 320 votes or so," Mr. Rove said.

Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's chief strategist, had told The New York Times two days before the election, "We're going to have a six- or seven-point victory and a substantial margin in the Electoral College of 320 votes or so".

And to no one's surprise, it rejected it yet again and by a substantial margin — 286 in favor and 344 against.

For both rice and sorghum pairs, rearrangement is most common in maize (Figs  1B and 2B) by a substantial margin and is least common in Brachypodium (Figs  1C and 2C).

And wrong by a substantial margin.

A third factor is that Zimbabweans support civilian rule and democracy by a substantial margin.

Benn stood for election as Party Leader in 1988, against Neil Kinnock, following Labour's third successive defeat in the 1987 general election, and lost by a substantial margin.

That's where money and organization help candidates like Jeb Bush, the former Florida governor who has mainstream support and leads by a substantial margin in fundraising through outside groups.

Today's USA TODAY/Gallup Poll shows that likely female voters in the critical swing states are split 49-48 fObamaama – a statistical tie where Obama used to, and ought to, and has to, enjoy a substantial margin.

The market research firm Nielsen/NetRatings says Google has a UK market share of more than 60%, with Yahoo and MSN trailing by a substantial margin.

Employees at Gawker Media, the company that publishes websites like Gawker and Jezebel, voted by a substantial margin on Wednesday to form a union, a first for a prominent digital media outlet.