Sentence examples for deciding margin from inspiring English sources

Anderson's shot over the fence in right-center was the second time in three days he homered for the deciding margin for the Angels.

Contrary to the sport's unwritten code of not taking advantage of another's mechanical problems, Contador sped off, leaving Schleck trailing by that ultimately deciding margin.

And he has hinted strongly that his vote, which could be the deciding margin, is firmly in the "no" camp.

Wales have to use Sydney 2013 as their template, winning the match through their forwards and leaving it to the backs to decide the margin.

GlowRoad's suppliers offer goods at wholesale prices and resellers decide what margin to charge on top of that.

That wastes energy, which has to be paid for by extra effort or slower speed.When races may be decided by margins of hundredths of a second, a competitor will look for any legitimate advantage.

With 98percentt of the vote counted, Mr. McGreevey had 56percentt of the vote to Mr. Schundler's 42percentt, a landslide by recent standards: the last two governor's races were decided by margins of one percentage point or less.

The Yankees have been involved in an inordinate number of close games, with 14 of the first 30 decided by margins of one or two runs, and Rivera has pitched in 15 games.

But perhaps Rose decided the margins on user reviews, even when successful, are generally poor.

This may not seem huge, but many presidential elections in the United States have been decided by margins narrower than that.

It's all part of what could be an industry-wide race to the middle, as premium devices drop in price and many makers of cheaper slates simply decide the margins are no longer worth it.