Sentence examples for but a margin from inspiring English sources
But a margin of six wickets with 18 balls to spare did them nicely enough.
"There may be difficulties with Congress," Mr. Sorenson quoted Kennedy, "but a margin of only one vote would still be a mandate".
That metric gives a hardware per-PC profit which has dropped from $241 to $232 - an erosion, certainly, but a margin that Windows PC makers would kill for: it's more than 10 times greater than their per-PC profit.
But with a margin of sampling error of 4 percentage points, that lead is decisively soft.
But, by a margin of three to one, people think the squeeze will mainly hit the unemployed.
The following election, the Democrats won the state back but by a margin of only 5 percentage points.
More surveyors said prices rose than those saying they fell, but by a margin of only 16 points.
In 1960 and 1968, the incumbent party lost but by a margin smaller than 1 percentage point.
His approval rating stayed above his disapproval rating, but by a margin of less than a full percentage point.
Miller would win the 1994 election but by a margin that was far closer than it might have been.
