Sentence examples for be about four points from inspiring English sources

Just to remind you again: to remain the largest party in a hung parliament, the Conservatives need to be about four points ahead of Labour in vote share.

(For wide receivers, the mean is about ten points lower).

That is about six points of market share, and every point is about $1 billion in variable profit.

According to the Real Clear Politics polling average, Cassidy's advantage on Monday afternoon was about five points.

And compared with Obama, her margin even among the much-vaunted Latina vote was about eight points lower.

He's about eight points closer to Romney than Santorum in the Real Clear Politics average of polls, which arguably makes him a more plausible choice for the tactically-minded anti-Romney voter than the former Pennsylvania senator.

(According to Gallup, Reagan's average approval rating during his second term was 55.3 per cent. That's about ten points higher than what Obama has averaged so far in his second term).

That's about five points behind the growthy, pricey S&P 500.

Polling is scant, but Davids looks to be about six points ahead.

For Obama to now be about six points up is a pretty major development, given that set of dynamics.

Before that debate, the president was about four points ahead nationally; that was close to his final margin.