Sentence examples for huge margin of from inspiring English sources

"I don't know that there will be a huge margin of error," Ms Denterlein says.

But that huge margin of error could work in many ways.

Missouri passed an amendment to its constitution effectively outlawing gay marriage by a huge margin of 71% to 29%.

Natalie Geisenberger nails her final run to take gold in the luge by a huge margin of 1.139sec.

He defeated his main opponent, Sarath Fonseka, the former commander of his army by the huge margin of 17 percentage points.

Perhaps the more important corollary, though, is that there's a huge margin of error in what Mr. Romney is promising, too.

The few public polls have huge margins of sampling error, though they give Mr. Carson a lead.

In 2008, Obama won by rolling up huge margins of victory in the heavily populated Cleveland, Youngstown, Columbus and Toledo areas, while losing most of the rest of the state.

The most comprehensive polls, although with huge margins of error, seem to favour Mugabe – even in a free and fair contest.

He won elections in 1996, 2002 and 2009 with at least 95 percent of the vote, and Mr. Davis said he had advised Mr. Obiang that his huge margins of victory had made critics skeptical of the country's democracy.

In the past, huge margins of outperformance by Nasdaq over the Dow have usually -- but not always -- come at a time when the momentum of the Nasdaq composite was likely to continue.