Sentence examples for margin that has from inspiring English sources
Victory in the final Test, by a margin that has not been exceeded in 118 years of this fixture, confirmed Ian McGeechan as rugby's ultimate alchemist.
To start, the party enjoys a two-million-vote edge among registered voters in New York, a margin that has grown in recent years.
The most emphatic winner of all was Street Sense, who ran away with the Juvenile by 10 lengths a margin that has been surpassed only once in any Breeders' Cup race.
In past contests the party has taken nothing for granted, and it is expected to use all the levers of power to ensure that it maintains the margin that has allowed it to pass legislation at will.
By focusing on centrist and more liberal evangelicals, who have been pushing the movement to broaden its agenda beyond traditional social issues, Mr. Obama is hoping to chip away at a margin that has favored Republicans.
A somewhat-more-complicated version: Mr. Obama is leading in the polls of Ohio and other states that would suffice for him to win 270 electoral votes, and by a margin that has historically translated into victory a fairly high percentage of the time.
Were there questionable calls that helped the Pacers shoot 20 more free throws than the Knicks, a 38-18 margin that had Coach Jeff Van Gundy laughing about the alleged leaguewide conspiracy to ensure a Knick-Laker final?
A magnificent 116 at the MCG turned out to be a mere footnote as Steve Waugh's side annihilated India 3-0, the margin that had been predicted by Jaywant Lele, the BCCI secretary of the time.
"This is a very fully priced offer for a business which faces major challenges to recapture the market share and operating margin that have been lost," Mr. Waterstone said in a statement.
"This is a very fully priced offer for a business which faces major challenges to recapture the market share and operating margin that have been lost.
Skin prices 70% to 80% of G-III's costs—are already up 20%, squeezing a gross margin that had been averaging 30%.
