Sentence examples for by a margin of about from inspiring English sources

Advancing issues on the New York Stock Exchange exceeded those declining by a margin of about 11 to 9. Volume was 1.56 billion shares, down from 1.70 billion in Monday's sharp rally.

Tilden was safely ahead in the popular vote by a margin of about 250,000 votes.

In the city of St . Louis Mr. Clay beat Mr. Dooley by a margin of about seven-to-one.

He won re-election to a second term as comptroller in 1998 by a margin of about 1.4 million votes.

Democratic voters under the age of forty-five prefer Sanders by a margin of about two to one, according to a new Times/CBS poll.

Mr Gould is not predicting a Tory win at the next election; he projects a Labour victory by a margin of about 5%.

The official count indicates Mr Maduro won by a narrow margin of about 1.5%, winning 50.8% of votes to Mr Capriles's 49.0%.

According to the current vote totals, O'Rourke earned 48percentt of the vote, losing by a margin of only about 200,000 to Republican incumbent Ted Cruz.

After the electoral commission announced Barrow's win — by a margin of twenty thousand votes, out of about half a million cast — the heads of the Army, police, and intelligence told Jammeh to accept defeat.

Mr. Kuehn said his slate had won by a margin of several percentage points with about 75percentt of outstanding shares tallied in a preliminary count.

Blunt hailed his "thumping" victory in the ballot of about 400 members – by a margin of five to one – and called on opponents who forced the vote to consider their positions on the association's executive council.