Sentence examples for broad margins from inspiring English sources

It is unclear whether this requires actually rejoining the ERM, or merely observing its now broad margins.

By contrast, he noted, the gold-leafed suburbs of Essex Fells, Montclair, and Glen Ridge gave broad margins to Mr. Obama.

By broad margins, respondents said that members of Congress were too tied to special interests and that they did not understand the needs and problems of average Americans.

Mrs. Clinton, who lost Wisconsin and Hawaii by broad margins across nearly every voter group, struck a new tone as she faced a stretch that could revive or break her White House hopes.

Defying predictions that their participation would be lackluster, Latinos turned out in record numbers on Tuesday and voted for President Obama by broad margins, tipping the balance in at least three swing states and securing their position as an organized force in American politics with the power to move national elections.

Then he must keep broad margins to cover cost over-runs.

I LOVE A BROAD MARGIN TO MY LIFE, by Maxine Hong Kingston (Vintage International, $15).

Maxine Hong Kingston talks to David L. Ulin about her new memoir, "I Love a Broad Margin to My Life".

But there might have been something uplifting about slowing down, about permitting "a broad margin of leisure," as Thoreau said.

While nearly half of voters said it went too far, they still voted for Mr. Romney by a broad margin.

In July, the House of Representatives approved, by a broad margin, a bill that would make any type of cloning, including so-called therapeutic cloning for research, a crime.