Sentence examples for huge margin over from inspiring English sources
Here he won 139 to 126, not a huge margin over four sets.
McLaren's Jenson Button, fifth fastest behind team-mate Lewis Hamilton, played down the significance of Vettel's huge margin over the rest of the competitors.
Without China, the picture changes drastically as current account balance remains negative by a huge margin over a 13-year period.
"I had seen Scottish sides in Europe, particularly Celtic and the Scottish national side, and, when I was aware of Hearts' interest, I read up quite a bit about them and saw that they won the league by a huge margin over Rangers, so I was very impressed," he said.
With the 10 year T Bills currently yielding less than 4%, expecting the states to earn such a huge margin over the risk-free rate seems like something the Mad Hatter would say to Alice when she comes to his tea party in Wonderland.
A closer look at the voting figures, however, shows that Mubarak does not have a very convincing mandate despite the huge margin of victory over his rivals.
Sporting one white spike and one black, the stylish Frenchman executed a huge margin of victory over Leevan Sands of the Bahamas, who could manage no more than 17.09m.
The most used apps are the social media ones, with Facebook being the number one by a huge margin, attracting way over a Billion daily users globally.
Hillary Rodham Clinton rode to victory on a wave created by a crack-the-whip, get-out-the-vote effort orchestrated by her friends at the labor unions, a swell in the number of registered Democrats in the state, and, perhaps most of all, the huge margin that Al Gore posted over George Bush in New York.
The South Korean president, Park Geun-hye, is fighting for her political life after MPs on Friday voted by a huge margin to impeach her over a corruption and cronyism scandal that has made her the country's most unpopular leader since it became a democracy in the late 1980s.
The huge margin that Sanders holds over Trump makes it clear that America is in the summer of Sanders, not the summer of Trump, cable news obsessions with Trump notwithstanding.
