Sentence examples for growing margin from inspiring English sources

It was the second straight election for governor in which the Democratic candidate had a dismal showing -- in a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by a large and growing margin.

But as the summer winds down and the Democratic primary on Sept. 10 draws near, Mr. de Blasio has sharply reduced his scheduled public appearances, just as his rivals, most notably Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, make a last-ditch effort to close the growing margin in the polls that he enjoys.

The party that has ruled the State of Yucatán since 1929 refused to concede today that it had lost the race for governor on Sunday, though official returns showed a growing margin of victory for the candidate backed by President Vicente Fox.

But Bush's growing margin in red states, combined with the continuing large (if somewhat reduced) margins for Kerry in very blue states, suggests that the red-blue divide isn't exactly melting into purple.Question 2: A number of Democrats are running strong races for the Senate this fall.

In other words, growing margin debt is good until it turns lower.

This source provides currently two thirds of the specific sector and has a strong growing margin since the raw material produced in the EU 25 territory is increasing.

Last month Boots, a chemist chain, reported a drop in profits and underlying sales, and barely growing margins.

For Swift, and for Antonoff and Martin, this may be the last moment during which they can avoid confronting the streaming-enabled, rapidly growing margins.

In its half-year report, G4S also revealed that it has cut 1,100 jobs so far this year in a bid to protect growing margins.

And Panmure Gordon was more negative on Sainsbury, telling clients it was not optimistic about the supermarket's prospects for growing margins, and advising them to sell the shares.

He has struck a more tolerant tone on homosexuality, condemned the lavish lifestyles of some church figures, and personally ministered to the poor, the imprisoned and others on society's growing margins.