Sentence examples for margin for him from inspiring English sources

"Nice opening," the teacher writes in the margin; for him, this is still business.

Given that the state is mostly white and has a ton of students and young people, I would have guessed a bigger margin for him there.

"As the pressure has increased, the safety margins for him to operate have widened". Moreover, Mr. Ahmadinejad is looking beyond Iran, seeking to fashion himself as a pan-Islamic leader, much the way Ayatollah Khomeini did.

Fontanet has to maintain good ties with both the independent eyeglass stores and the huge chains, separate markets that generate about the same profit margins for him.

The margin is likely to narrow slightly because most of Mr. Romney's stronger areas are in, but it will probably exceed the already-impressive 16-point victory margin projected for him by polls.

With 84 percent of the vote counted, Mr. Romney leads by slightly more than 3 percentage points against Rick Santorum, close to the 1 percentage point margin projected for him by the polls.

Leiter had thrown 102 pitches at that point, but when the Mets rallied to take the lead in the top of the seventh, Valentine gave him a margin for error and kept him in the game.

"So there's less of a margin for error with him.

Some commenters do agree with Mrs Janes's criticism of Gordon Brown, but the majority - by some margin - show sympathy for him.

Speaking at a half-dozen rallies for campaign workers in Democratic strongholds in Hudson County, Mr. Corzine told them that their work would help provide a margin of victory for him and Mr. Gore.

"He's a good fit for the state because he's a moderate, and he's been a good governor, but when in doubt, the state wants to go Democratic, so there's not a lot of margin of error for him," said Mike Murphy, the political consultant who handled Representative Rick A. Lazio's failed Senate bid last year.