Sentence examples for margin making from inspiring English sources

The base of the mid-rib is taken as the origin of measurement, and from it lines are drawn to the margin, making equal angles with each other.

Last Tuesday, Nasa confirmed that September was the hottest on record, albeit by a small margin, making 11 out of the last 12 months record-breakers.

Voters in New Jersey passed a referendum by a 2-to-1 margin making sports betting legal, and last year Gov. Chris Christie signed a law legalizing it at Atlantic City's 12 casinos and the state's 4 horse racing tracks.

Still, none of this seemed enough to deny him the governorship, especially considering that, just two years ago, Obama won Maryland by nearly a two-to-one margin — making it, by that measure, the fifth-bluest state in the country.

That was bad, but this is much worse — and not just because Mr. Trump lost the popular vote by a significant margin, making any claim of a mandate bizarre.

There's no doubt that, at some margin, making low-wage workers more expensive will lead small businesses to hire fewer of them, and lead big businesses to automate more tasks (think about the computerized checkout services that have begun popping up at CVS).

To investigate whether the central portions of the upper and lower eyelid margins make complete contact during spontaneous blinks.

So this was not as effortless a victory as the final margin made it look.

The 11-goal margin made it the worst playoff loss in Hopkins history.

The 53-point margin made it the most lopsided victory in Timberwolves history.

The margin makes a myth of Germany's claim that its Bundesliga is harder to win than others.