Sentence examples for margin might suggest from inspiring English sources

Earlier on the card, Philippe Sogorb sent out his first runner in Britain when Vorda went to post for the Cheveley Park Stakes, and she returned as a Group One winner after a three-quarter length defeat of Princess Noor which was more convincing than the bare margin might suggest.

Buick put the result beyond doubt under hands and heels, with much more to spare over last year's winner Alben Star than the official margin of a length might suggest.

He said he saw the possibility of Dean supporters' playing a pivotal role in the race, even giving Mr. Edwards a margin of victory in New York, despite what early polls might suggest.

Of note, we explored the best (T5) and poorest (T7) adherence for system performance, which might suggest that surgeons did well to achieve safety margins for cancer specimens but failed to remove more than twelve lymph nodes as recommended.

The lesion is not well delineated as the clinical presentation might suggest, and the disease is often present, somewhat far from the apparent margin.

Whatever Phil might suggest.

History might suggest not.

The headlines might suggest otherwise.

But it might suggest what is.

Or we might suggest consulting or entrepreneurship.

Some factors might suggest so.