Sentence examples for margin separating from inspiring English sources

In Florida, Mr. Nader attracted some 97,000 votes, dwarfing the 537-vote margin separating Mr. Bush from Mr. Gore.

The national polls are worth looking at because the margin separating Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Romney in Florida has tracked pretty closely to the margin separating them in national polls.

The margin separating the candidates was small — eight votes — but he was prepared to declare a victor.

Six points is the largest gap between teams, the margin separating Worcester, who lie at the foot of the table, from Northampton in eleventh.

An automatic recount will be required if the margin separating the two major candidates is no more than one-fifth of 1percentt, about 2,500 votes.

The other two candidates, James Niemackl of the conservative Constitution Party and the Libertarian Charles Aldrich, garnered far more votes than the margin separating the leaders.

That margin separates the teams after the Devils' 4-2 triumph over the Flyers tonight at Continental Arena.

Madagascar (M), with the Indian subcontinent (I) attached to its current eastern margin, separated from Africa ∼165 Myr ago and attained its current position relative to the mainland ∼124 Myr (refs 23, 25, 29, 30).

The mountain belt has been divided into NW SE trending structural zones (imbricated and simply folded Belt) parallel to the plate margin, separated by major fault zones such as the high Zagros and mountain front faults.

Ultimately, though, the margins separating their games widened as you'd expect.

Elections are notoriously hard to predict in India, which has very complex demographics and thin margins separating victory from defeat.