Sentence examples for diminished margin from inspiring English sources

An interactive map of the congressional election results from our colleagues at Congressional QuarterlyTHE Democrats held the Senate on Tuesday, but by a much diminished margin.

Because Governor Bush's margin of victory was less than "one-half of a percent... of the votes cast," an automatic machine recount was conducted under Section 102.141(4) of the election code, the results of which showed Governor Bush still winning the race but by a diminished margin.

Advances in surgical and adjuvant therapy coupled with a better understanding of the natural history have allowed for acceptance of progressively diminished margins for distal neoplasms.

The effect of premium subsidies has a diminishing margin, while the cost is marginally increasing (Glauber 2004).

So we are confident that this will carry with it the likelihood of an increasing number of popular votes for Governor Bush and a diminishing margin between the two candidates.

The ratios also show diminishing margin against premium rates.

The underlying problem for small farms and ranches is diminishing margins and a tiny return on capital.

Rising fuel costs, eroding pricing power and diminishing margins have complicated divestiture of CEE-8 transport sectors.

The vertical difference between each pair of the curves (for example, II-A vs. II-B) are of total exposure change induced by coverage increase, or in other words, the net difference between retrofitting costs assumed in scenarios A and B. All curves show diminishing margins against subsidy rate.

"TV, at this stage, is incredibly expensive, and I think we have long passed diminishing margins of returns in the Senate and White House races".

While Google denied the report, a few dollars per television from Google would, in Neowin's words, "go a long way for vendors who have been seeing diminishing margins over the past few years".