Sentence examples for but by a margin from inspiring English sources

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.

But by a margin of 48% to 37%, Americans think that states should be permitted to set their own policies when it comes to immigration.

With Yugoslavs preparing to vote on Sunday, final opinion polls show that President Slobodan Milosevic continues to trail his main challenger, Vojislav Kostunica, but by a margin that the opposition worries may be overcome by fraud.

One poll has Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush absolutely tied, one has a virtual tie, and one has Mr. Gore leading but by a margin well within the margin of error.

In local government the SDLP still leads, but by a margin of only nine seats.One of the most telling sights of the election was that of Mr Trimble and his wife Daphne, outside the count for his Upper Bann constituency, surrounded by Paisleyites screaming "traitor", throwing punches and kicks at them.

Page A8 VICTORY, BUT BY A NARROW MARGIN President Nicolas Sarkozy of France won approval for his proposed constitutional changes.

This month, the district's voters defeated two incumbent Democratic state senators, but chose, by a margin of nearly nine points, to keep Mr. Shuler.

Groupon managed to best expectations, but not by a margin that investors found too compelling.

New Zealand will be knocked out unless Australia win - but only by a margin that ensures the Black Caps maintain their superior net run-rate.

A recount confirmed Dosanjh's victory but only by a margin of 22 votes.