Sentence examples for margin taking from inspiring English sources
See articleTried and testedMitt Romney won the Republican presidential primary in Florida by a wide margin, taking 46% of the vote to Newt Gingrich's 32%.
His effectiveness and popularity were proven four years later when, standing for a second term, he garnered a 149,000 margin, taking 79 per cent of the votes.
They go back to their offices and jot down comments in the margin, taking advantage of the freedom offered by the informality of the handwritten note.
The Nets allowed the lead to shrink to 4 points, but then opened a comfortable double-digit margin, taking a 91-77 advantage into the fourth quarter.
The robin won by a significant margin, taking 34% of the vote from a shortlist of 10 of Britain's most familiar and beloved birds.
Scioli won Sunday's election by a very narrow margin — taking slightly more than thirty-six per cent of the vote — and, as a result, he limps into the second round of voting looking jilted and precarious.
First, she was leading the race by a good margin, took off over one of the last jumps and did a trick.
The fade margin takes the yearly availability of the system into account.
The late-Quaternary evolution of the continental margin took place under the influence of an asymmetric relative fourth-order sea-level cycle punctuated by higher frequency cycles.
What's important for the measurement of the national accounts is the margin taken by dealers, except in the case of half of cannabis consumed in the UK, which is assumed to have been grown here.
Finally, we find that massive cell internalizations from the posterior margin take place prior to gastrulation and contribute to posterior deep mesenchyme formation.
