Sentence examples for margin means from inspiring English sources

Mr. Franken's 312-vote margin means he is "entitled to receive the certificate of election," the court concluded.

A narrower margin means the opposition tightens the leash on the ruling party, and can make better use of legislatures to stem government excesses... Never before has the M&G urged readers to oppose the ANC.

Mr. Desmond, who was to begin medical school the following fall, did not fully understand what investing on margin meant.

The wide margin meant Girardi did not have to decide whether to use Rivera for the third game in a row, a situation he desperately wanted to avoid.

That huge margin meant huge profit.

Accies' winning margin meant they would have secured the title on goals scored had Dundee drawn.

In this paper, Cost-Sensitive Large margin Distribution Machine (CS-LDM) is brought forward to improve the detection rate of the minority class by introducing cost-sensitive margin mean and cost-sensitive penalty.

The margin meant she won the seat outright and would not need to run in a runoff election.

After evaluation of TrkB expression in both tumour centre and margin, mean percentage of TrkB-positive tumour cells was compared between tumour centre and tumour margin.

After 2 years, bevacizumab similarly failed to fall within the NI margin (mean difference −1.37 letters, 95% CI −3.75 to 1.01; p=0.26).

Importantly, the RT elongation in the high accuracy regime exceeded any changes observed in non-decision time by a large margin (mean RT elongation, monkey D: 176 ± 4 ms; monkey E: 159 ± 3 ms).