Sentence examples for margin at a from inspiring English sources

UAL investors also approved the purchase by a 98 percent margin at a meeting in a Chicago suburb.

Hertz's deal was rejected by a considerable margin at a special shareholders meeting in Chicago, with 13.8 million shares voting against the takeover and 11.8 million for it.

He became the first player to finish the tournament at 12 under par, tying Jack Nicklaus for the lowest 72-hole score (272), and Woods's 15-stroke victory was the largest winning margin at a major championship.

Asked his opinion on what margin of profits would be expected from Channel 4 if it was expected to compete commercially, Abraham said: "20%to30%0% would be a reasonable margin, at a minimum.

Rogge, 59, a Belgian orthopedic surgeon and former Olympic sailor, was elected to an eight-year term by a convincing margin at a committee meeting in Moscow July 16 to replace Juan Antonio Samaranch, who served for 21 years.

"Any profit margin at a time when people are dying because they cannot afford to turn their heating on is unacceptable," said Clare Welton at the Fuel Poverty Action group, which will mark the publication of the latest winter mortality figures on Tuesday with a protest at RWE npower's headquarters in central London.

Twelve points was the highest margin at any time in a fluctuating game.

Based on these expected proportions and a non-inferiority margin at 50%, a total of 115 patients per group are needed to achieve a power of 80% with a one-sided significance level of 5%.

For the regular season, the Spartans allowed opponents an average of 59 points a game and led the nation in rebounding margin at 11.7 a game.

It is an easy subject to dismiss, as something on the feminized margins, at a time of war.

Though electronic media led the way, even the newspaper division raised its operating margins, at a time when most of the newspaper industry is suffering through a decline.