Sentence examples for enormous margin from inspiring English sources

"If the batter is fooled, he'll swing over the pitch by an enormous margin".

Luckily for him as another tight campaign nears conclusion, Democrats still hold an enormous margin there.

He trusts that Republicans, who lost the Hispanic vote by an enormous margin in November, cannot afford to further alienate Hispanics by voting against their top priority.

It was the beginning of his political career, though he shared the fate of most Liberty Union candidates: he lost by an enormous margin.

Foreign observers sharply criticized Georgia today over its balloting on Sunday, an election that President Eduard Shevardnadze appears to have won by an enormous margin.

It is a simple, and neutral, recognition that those honored were, by an enormous margin, Christians and that such memorials could properly reflect that unalterable fact.

Upstream, the designers of components make enormous margins, as do the firms downstream that market the finished products.

NBC's news shows, "Today" and "Nightly News" had their ratings soar during the Olympics, posting enormous margins over their main rival, ABC.

There have also been 1.5 million new registered voters, many under 30, a demographic Sanders has won elsewhere by enormous margins.

Moleskine has enormous margins — it doesn't cost much to make a notebook — but Ortelli said that's because it has brand power as stationery; it's tough to translate this to other items.

It splits its profits with the stations 70/30 free money for station owners, fresh sales for the record companies and (in theory) enormous margins for a very young company.