Sentence examples for by three points by from inspiring English sources
Antrim hurlers will feel they squandered a chance to take a major scalp as they were edged out by three points by Cork in the Hurling League Division 1B clash at Ballycastle.
By the end of the summer, a poll showed her trailing by forty points; by November, the gap had widened to fifty-two points.
Gillespie started the race trying to distance himself from Trump, who lost Virginia to Clinton by five points, by running an economics-themed campaign.
"The margin doesn't make any difference: it still hurts," said Michael S. Dukakis, who was trounced (by eight points) by George Bush in 1988.
The implications of this assumption mean that the percentage of the labour force with only an elementary level of education will decrease and that the percentage of university graduates will increase by ten points by 2060 [see, González (2013)].
The first survey showed him leading by two points, the second by three points, and the third by six points.
In 2008, when Obama defeated John McCain by seven points, he only carried Florida by three points.
According to the College Board, which owns the SAT and just released scores for 2011 test takers, average scores in critical reading were down over 2010 by three points; down by two points in writing and one point in math.
Its successor has slashed the budget deficit, partly by increasing value-added tax by three points.
Instead of trailing Barça by three points and Sevilla by one, or Barça by two and Sevilla by one, or even facing a tasty three-way tie, Madrid were suddenly top of the table.
