Sentence examples for by a margin of almost from inspiring English sources
On its maiden voyage, it established records, east & west, against the Queens by a margin of almost 4 knots.
And São Paulo, the industrial heartland and most populous state of Brazil, rejected the president by a margin of almost two to one.
A month later, Quayle's running mate, George H. W. Bush, crushed Michael Dukakis by a margin of almost eight percentage points and carried forty states.
But rather than winning Macomb, he ended up trailing Romney there by a margin of almost nine points: 43.3 per cent to 34.6percentnt.
The mayor controls the city council, and he won re-election in 1995 by a margin of almost two to one.
The poll said those voters identify Mr. Obama as the "fairness" candidate, also by a margin of almost 10 percentage points.
Flake won by a margin of about three percentage points, while Heller won by an even narrower margin.
The Vermont Senator, who took the lead in a national poll for the first time in recent days, was finally vanquished here by a projected margin of almost four per cent.
According to a poll carried out by The Huffington Post, Americans approved of Time Warner's decision to drop Al Jazeera America by a whopping margin of almost two to one.
The Lady Bulldogs (17-2 over all, 3-1 Southadstern Conference) had lost five in a row to Tennessee (13-3, 3-1) by an average margin of almost 30 points per game.
