Sentence examples for comprehensive margin from inspiring English sources

In last May's election Labour again grabbed the seat - Javaid Akhtar winning by a comprehensive margin.

He will also be buoyed by the comprehensive margin of victory over a team that had won their last 10 ODIs.

India lost all five Tests by comprehensive margins, and their batsmen looked completely out of their depth against England's formidable pace attack, led by the fiery Fred Trueman and the underrated Brian Statham.

"I do think... that derivatives, with leverage limits that vary from little to none at all, should be subject to comprehensive and higher margin requirements.

That crushing 30-point margin suggests comprehensive rejection of any claim that "we're all in this together", the slogan Osborne used to sum up his approach to austerity in his previous budgets, but which he neglected to use this time around.

The remaining excised tissue is fixed in formalin, and a more comprehensive assessment of the margin may take days to complete.

The most comprehensive polls, although with huge margins of error, seem to favour Mugabe – even in a free and fair contest.

UA will replace the safety factor with quantified margins based on comprehensive quantification of different sources of uncertainty.

The company wanted to be able to assess profitability of products on a more comprehensive basis than the contribution margins of products, which included merely the direct material costs.

England were hammered in Kochi and in many ways the match was a mirror image of the first one-dayer in Rajkot where England were much more comprehensive winners than the nine-run margin suggests.

BCS, breast-conserving surgery Several authors have described a technique of "complete cavity margin re-excision" for comprehensive evaluation of the surgical resection margins at the time of BCS [ 23, 27, 30, 34, 43].