Sentence examples for large margin over from inspiring English sources

Obama carried Minnesota by a large margin over rival Hillary Rodham Clinton last month.

Jealous won strong pluralities in the Baltimore area and did well enough in the populous Washington suburbs to win by a large margin over Baker and the others.

The Americans lead the overall standings -- called the Global Cup -- by a large margin over second-place Russia, third-place France and fourth-place China.

At 69, Mr. Reagan was the oldest man ever elected president when he was chosen on Nov. 4, 1980, by an unexpectedly large margin over the incumbent, Jimmy Carter.

Seeking to explain the defeat, even before Mr. Lazio had actually conceded, they noted that Democrats hold a two-million-vote edge in New York, and that Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic candidate for president, seemed to be winning by a large margin over George W. Bush in New York, according to the survey of voters leaving the polls.

The Herald poll also gave Mr. Chiles a large margin over Mr. Cramer‐61 per cent of the voters and some Republi cans have said privately that Mr. Chiles's lead is too big for the conservative Congressman to overcome at this late date.

That is because Mr. Obama not only won a series of states, but also won them by large margins — over 20 percentage points — so that he began picking up extra delegates and opening a lead on Mrs. Clinton.

In this year's political polls, this group favors Mr. Trump by large margins over Hillary Clinton.

When looking at how consumers are using social networks for local search, however, Facebook is leading by large margins over Google+ and others.

In a very thorough analysis of communities in Los Angeles, we find that Sanchez had very large margins over Harris in the most heavily Latino voting communities in Los Angeles.

But the largest margin over the government parties throughout the entire legislature was never above 3 (three) percentage points.