Sentence examples for comfortable margin of from inspiring English sources

The United States already has a comfortable margin of dominance in all these areas.

George W. Bush enough votes to give Mr. Gore a comfortable margin of victory.

One reason, certainly, is the comfortable margin of error it offers a team.

Mr. Gore won that county by a comfortable margin of nearly 15,000 votes.

And voters, by a comfortable margin of 128-102 in first-place votes, decided Zenyatta had done more.

Republicans for years have enjoyed a comfortable margin of support among male voters over their Democrat rivals.

Instead of drawing, say, 11 Republican districts with comfortable margins of Republican voters, party strategists had tried to draw 12 or 13 Republican districts, but with slimmer margins.

Though Calzaghe was delighted, and relieved, by the recovery that brought him the more comfortable margins of five and three points on the scorecards of the two other judges, he admitted that Hopkins had been a tough and dangerous opponent.

Two of the major decisions of the term, in which the court upheld Kentucky's method of execution by lethal injection and Indiana's law requiring voters to produce photo identification at the polls, were decided by more comfortable margins of 7 to 2 and 6 to 3. In those decisions, the justices gave some evidence of trying to find a modicum of middle ground.

He has been re-elected with comfortable margins of victory in almost every cycle since then, except for in 2010, when he took just 51percentt of the vote.

The Knicks have owned the division virtually all season, and by a comfortable margin for most of it.