Sentence examples for emphatic margin from inspiring English sources

A firm statement of intent had been promised but, despite the emphatic margin, this was England at their most cryptic.

Labour increased its share of the vote by 11 per cent to win by an emphatic margin of 8,960 votes.

But it is the ultimate indictment of Hull's performance, and this no-contest, that Huddersfield must remain a more likely choice, irrespective of their emphatic margin of victory.

At the end of another topsy-turvy day in an ever-fluctuating series Bangladesh recorded their first Test win against England by the emphatic margin of 108 runs.

England retained the Ashes, cricket's most storied trophy, on Wednesday when it beat Australia by an emphatic margin, underlining its ascendancy in one of the world's great sporting rivalries.

Beleaguered Sam Allardyce described his plight as a "total disaster" after Nottingham Forest put his position as West Ham manager in still greater jeopardy by knocking his side out of the FA Cup by an emphatic margin that could have been even more embarrassing had the Championship side been more proficient in front of goal.

It was a fitting way to end a baseball season in which both were voted their league's most valuable player by emphatic margins.

Durham's victory over their closest pursuers at the halfway point in the Championship season was emphatic, the margin an innings and 125 runs, the job done 20 minutes after lunch on the final afternoon.

Voters in professional "AB" grade occupations are strongly in favour of staying in Europe (57%-38 57%-38reas skilled manual workers (C2s) are plumping for leave by an emphatic 67% to 29% margin.

The home victory, and emphatic winning margin, also made it a bad night for Wigan as they now lie five points adrift of Villa, albeit with a game in hand.

But that all changed on Wednesday at Glendale High, as the Nitros, led by Stella Ghazarian's 17 points, defeated the visiting Mustangs by an emphatic 42-30 margin for the first time since 2000.