Sentence examples for extraordinary margin from inspiring English sources

Matteo Renzi has been defeated – by an extraordinary margin – in Sunday's referendum on constitutional reform.

On "caring about average people," for example, Obama is favored by an extraordinary margin to 52 percent to 30 percent.

"February dispensed with the one-month-old record by a full 0.21C – an extraordinary margin to beat a monthly world temperature record by".

In his top event, the 400m freestyle, he needed to exceed his personal best by 41sec to qualify for the Games – an extraordinary margin in competitive swimming of any stripe.

Extraordinary margins are good.

The price we all pay for this delusion is a country far more unsafe that any other developed nation by extraordinary margins.

Sanders, for his part, crushed Clinton on the personal attributes of honesty and empathy, whaled among independents and liberals and won young voters – including young women – by extraordinary margins.

Peter Nesvold, an auto analyst with Jefferies and Company, said Ford's "extraordinary" profit margin in North America easily surpassed his and other forecasts.

She shares, however, in the extraordinary profit margins that mining companies in Australia enjoy forty-two per cent in 2011, when business profit margins as a whole were thirteen per cent.

She shares, however, in the extraordinary profit margins that mining companies in Australia enjoy — forty-two per cent in 2011, when business profit margins as a whole were thirteen per cent.

Executives from the new AOL Time Warner, as it was renamed, vowed that the company's size would spur new "synergies," and that it would realize extraordinary profit margins of thirty per cent and double its revenues every three years or so.