Sentence examples for comfortable edge from inspiring English sources

In Virginia, Democrat Terry McAuliffe has a narrowing but still comfortable edge over attorney general Ken Cuccinelli.

Mr Obama's comfortable edge with women is still apparent, but looks a bit weaker now (53%-43%, according to our YouGov poll).

Thanks to Lula's strong popularity and a rather quiet campaign from Mr Serra, she enjoys a comfortable edge in the polls even though she has never before run for political office.

Their stop in Cedarburg (where Ms. Palin ordered some richly mixed "moose tracks" ice cream) showed their determination to challenge Mr. Obama in Wisconsin, a state where he has enjoyed a comfortable edge but where Mr. McCain has invested heavily in television advertising.

Since 1938, when they played the first ever international game of netball (or "women's basketball" as many knew it then), Australia and New Zealand have contested a further 115 netball tests with Australia leading the head-to-head 69-45 —numbers that seem to give Australia a comfortable edge.

Front-runner Mitt Romney appears poised to widen his lead in the Republican presidential race with a victory on Tuesday in Illinois, where polls show he has a comfortable edge over top rival Rick Santorum.

From wedged to neon, embellished to patterned, sneakers lend a modern -- and comfortable -- edge to any daytime look.

He dropped Morgan after one of the most comfortable of edges; the big prize had literally slipped through Pakistani fingers and the reaction of the victim could easily have been volcanic.

But Evan Davis was clearly anxious to come over as more cutting-edge than comfortable, and a cutting-edge suit must look as though it's cutting you in half.

These educated seniors will be very comfortable with cutting edge technology.

Recent Marquette Law School and Fox News polls, both of which were conducted using live interviewers, each find Cruz with a relatively comfortable 10-point edge, up significantly from earlier in the year.