Sentence examples for margin of success from inspiring English sources

By the close of play on Sunday, the margin of success was eight.

In the data itself, the real margin of success was razor-thin: 23 Thais out of 16,395.

England would have contemplated a wider margin of success when Trinidad, Champions Cup winners 24 hours earlier, were 63 for four at the halfway stage.

The result is that we are no closer to knowing which search engine generates the most favoured results, though early indications suggest while Google may be slightly preferred, its margin of success is less than its market share.

Indeed the balance of evidence indicates that the system performs better than chance although it is recognised that the margin of success differs greatly between the seasons and is lowest in winter when gales are most frequent.

The statistics say that if the "votes" of nonvoters had been counted, George Bush would have increased his margin of success over Michael Dukakis in 1988; there would have been no change in the margin of Bill Clinton's win in 1992, and his margin would have increased to a landslide in 1996.

I've watched other young designers hang back on the margins of success, like stricken sophomores at a dance.

We measure the effectiveness of drugs and other medical interventions by thin margins of success that would not be visible without sophisticated statistical techniques; why assume literature's effectiveness should be any different?

The new and costly nature of tidal stream energy extraction technologies can lead to narrow margins of success for a project.

Celtic will again win the title, of that there is no question, with the margin of their success the only matter for debate.

Junior's 24-length victory in last year's Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Chase was no fluke, but the margin of his success was helped by the way in which Irish hope Deal Done set off at such a savage pace.