Sentence examples for four points more from inspiring English sources

As a result, it is now 28 points behind Labour, four points more than at the beginning of the campaign.

They point to a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll from last year that found 37% of African American voters describing themselves as conservative, four points more than those who identified as liberal.

But one senior Conservative MP gave me a taste of the anger at Cameron' election performance in which he won 36% of the vote – around four points more than the 32.3% won by Michael Howard in 2005.

Although Rasmussen Reports polls are almost always a bit Republican-leaning, that's been especially true in Wisconsin, where they've normally had numbers that are three or four points more favorable to Mr. Romney than the average of other polling firms that were conducting surveys there at the same time.

Mr Bajnai's message resonates: one poll gave Together 2014 16% support, making it the largest opposition grouping, four points more than the Socialists, while Fidesz had 22%A single poll does not show much, let alone signal victory for a party that does not even exist yet.

At that level, she spent nearly twice as much as Senator Charles E. Schumer, her Democratic colleague from New York, did in his 2004 re-election campaign, when he spent $15.5 million and won 71percentt of the vote, four points more than Mrs. Clinton won this year.

Seven points more and we are challenging for something.

People who turned twenty between 2000 and 2005 are twelve points more Democratic".

"People who turned twenty between 1970 and 1975 were eight points more Democratic than Republican.

The median price nationally rose 5.1percenttwotwo points more than inflation, to $142,800.

Three points more or less, who's keeping count, who really cares?