Sentence examples for margin having from inspiring English sources

It succeeded by a wide margin, having 15 minutes for members to vote.

"There's no margin having enemies, as we say in the restaurant business," he said recently during a meeting with a Republican colleague.

Bolivia's Evo Morales won re-election by a comfortable margin, having surprised his critics with yet another year of stable government and strong economic growth.

If you take comfort in winning by such a narrow margin, having to scheme your way from one mode of transportation to another in order to pick up a few precious moments, then all the more power to you.

Rahman, to recap, won a ballot of Tower Hamlets party members by a large margin having fought his exclusion from two shortlists by legal means (an odd irony is that Abbas himself failed to make the first shortlist and would not be the candidate now had Rahman not forced Labour to draw up a second one).

To inflict only the third defeat the Springboks have suffered at their Ellis Park fortress in 15 years is an achievement in itself; to do so by a record-equalling margin having scored three tries to nil ranks among the most defiant parting shots to any Lions series in southern Africa.

The margin has never been closer.

"Our profit margin has become very, very small," Luo said.

Some commentators says the margin has now shrunk.

The average victory margin has been just over three goals.

"My profit margin has been cut in half this year".