Sentence examples for margin amounts from inspiring English sources

The letter did say an offsetting approach might "produce smaller initial margin amounts".

All councils know it will be bad; the settlement will tell them precisely how bad (for some the margin amounts to tens of millions).

To be off-centre by such a small margin amounts to a bulls-eye.

In the 2000 race, Gore's 540,000-vote margin amounted to 3.1 votes in each of the country's 175,000 precincts.… Washington state's 2004 governor's race was decided by just 129 votes.

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In his article, Pete du Pont argues that in 2000, "Mr. Gore's 540,000-vote margin amounted to 3.1 votes in each of the country's 175,000 precincts.

The three games on Thursday and Friday attracted a combined attendance of more than 57,000 and the three winning margins amounted to only 12 points – statistics that will give British rugby league a major mid-summer boost ahead of negotiations for a new television deal.

About 1% of voters spoiled their ballots, and supporters of Elliott said he lost by a margin that amounted to a single vote.

Gross profit margin, the amount Intel earns after stripping out manufacturing costs, will be at the lower end of the previous forecast, which was for 53 to 57percentt.

The appeal cited the victory of John F. Kennedy in 1960 by a margin that amounted to one vote per precinct.