Sentence examples for by two points a from inspiring English sources
Barack Obama won college graduates by two points, a group that George Bush won by six points four years ago.
In a worry for the Conservative plan to break the Ukip momentum in the Newark byelection in a fortnight, the Conservatives trailed Ukip in Newark in the European election by two points, a sign that Ukip could yet get its first MP shortly.
He also manages to work in the fact that a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows him leading Trump by two points, a big shift for the Republican senator from Texas.
In the event, De Boer turned the season around rather spectacularly and Ajax went on to win the league by two points: a margin that Mido's two league goals had helped enable.
Obama lost by thirty-one points — a humiliating defeat.
Now Clinton is leading by four points — a two-point swing in her favor.
Santorum lost Michigan by three points, a margin that's close enough to keep him competitive.
Cardiff lead the Championship by seven points, a glaring margin in what is a highly competitive division.
She now leads by nine points, a substantial swing from their July poll, when Representative Todd Akin led by five points, before his much-criticized remarks about rape.
Similarly, whites with incomes under $30,000 had favored Democrats by 15 points in 2008, but in 2011 tilted Republican by four points, a 19 point shift.
