Sentence examples for majority margin from inspiring English sources

Republicans will retain control of the House, but they will lose six seats, meaning their majority margin will shrink.

Democratic gains in the House were not of the scale of the Republicans in the last big change election (1980), but they won a majority margin Republicans haven't enjoyed in nearly 80 years.

Given Democrats' majority margins in the House and Senate, Mr. Obama is expected to get the stimulus measure he wants.

Although it appears that the Republicans will retain control of the House while Democrats' prospects of continuing to have a Senate majority have improved, the majority margins are likely to narrow.

In Scotland, Remain voters had a clear majority, a margin of 24 points.

Major segments of subduction zones are commonly submerged in deep water and difficult to access at the majority of margins.

Golf also achieved the necessary majority, by a margin of 63-27.

We may not like it, but President Vladimir V. Putin was elected by a 64 percent majority, beyond the margin of manipulation.

Representative Thomas M. Davis III of Virginia, chairman of the National Republican Campaign Committee, said the un-prime time was just fine, even though the Republican majority, with a margin of just 13 seats, is not as good shape as the Bush candidacy appears to be.

Mr. Cameron wasted no time, making a 15-minute call to Mr. Clegg as the final vote tally confirmed that the Conservatives, though the largest party in the new Parliament, had fallen short of a majority by a margin of 20 seats in the 650-seat House of Commons.

Technically, the PML-N is still short of a simple majority, but the margin is slim and likely to be filled in by candidates who won as independents.