Sentence examples for does by a from inspiring English sources

In this situation, he does — by a small margin — but fails to demonstrate the kind of political strength that could quickly bring the contest to a conclusion.

Judging by the volume and passion of letters about "How Race Is Lived in America," it does by a wide margin.

If Scibona fails in this – and he does, by a whisker – he can at least console himself that he is in good company: one of Woolf's flaws as a writer was that the internal registers of her characters often remained imperfectly differentiated, subjugated to the broader project of catching how the mind itself moves.

Cats and dogs say our food tastes better than Mighty Great's does by a wide margin," Stanley said.

I happen to think the validity of faith practices erodes more permanently in the slow process of harmless removal than it does by a sudden gully-washer.

"I don't believe you can make a general statement about what the amygdala does by a single case study," says the cognitive neuroscientist at New York University and author of the 2002 study that returned opposite results.

This was done by a surgeon.

And it did — by a landslide.

This was done by a linear relationship.

The first is done by a commissioner.

Operation of the valve is done by a linear actuator.