Sentence examples for margin considering that from inspiring English sources

The 1°F difference from 1998 is an unusually large margin, considering that annual temperature records are typically broken by just tenths of a degree Fahrenheit.

Last August, the board voted 10too 6 against his clemency petition, a close margin considering that many votes are unanimous.

That is a statistically significant margin, considering that in the N.F.L., every kick can be the difference between one more game and forced retirement.

That speed difference translates into several tenths of a second over a 50-meter freestyle race, an enormous margin considering that the 2016 Summer Olympics 50-meter women's freestyle race was won by 0.02 seconds.

In truth, Clinton leads Sanders in earned delegates by a count of 587 to 397 -- a significantly different margin, considering that Clinton needs a whopping 2,383 delegates to become the Democratic nominee for President.

Perriello lost to Republican Robert Hurt by about 4 percentage points, a relatively close margin considering that he ran as a progressive in a year when the tea party swept the midterm elections.

So the best team in the regular season by a large margin — consider that this is their first three-game losing streak all season — has morphed into a team that has no idea of how to keep the Red Wings from bouncing them in the second round, John Niyo writes in The Detroit News.

The margins must be incredible, considering that CEO Avi Millman explained that each two- to three-hour scavenger hunt costs the user between $6 and $12 and it's currently only available on one phone per game.

A development of concern was that male pharmacists were generally predominant in the workforce by a considerable margin after the age of 50; considering that male pharmacists in the overall workforce were in the minority, it appears that female pharmacists leave the profession much younger than their male counterparts.

In contrast, those farmers that had fenced but not planted their riparian margins did not consider that riparian margin plantings could add further benefits to that which could be achieved by excluding stock from waterways, and associated only negative perceptions with riparian margin plantings.

Yes, it's a splashy marketing campaign coupled with the opportunity to push out inventory, but $25 off $50 is a deep cut to margins— especially, when you consider that Groupon typically takes a 50% cut.