Sentence examples for margin that was from inspiring English sources

If he's in a pauper's site at the margin, that was the way he lived, Mr. Johnson said.

When the results were adjusted according to age and viral load, however, the gap between the two groups was reduced to 2.6%, a margin that was not deemed statistically significant.

Mr. Bloomberg, the wealthiest person in the city, just spent more than $100 million to win a third term by a margin that was smaller than had been anticipated.

But they voted overwhelmingly for Mr. Obama, 66 percent compared with 32 percent for Mr. McCain, a 34-point margin that was nearly double the point spread between Bill Clinton and Bob Dole in 1996.

However, The Miami Herald and The Tampa Bay Times have measured his support at about 1 percent — far more than the 537-vote margin that was ultimately deemed to have separated Mr. Bush from Mr. Gore in 2000.

The loss reduced the Yankees' lead in the American League East to three games — a margin that was cut a-half game further before Friday night's game against the Cleveland Indians — and Girardi was not happy.

Santorum lost Michigan by three points, a margin that's close enough to keep him competitive.

This election will be won or lost by a margin that is smaller than an aging Votomatic's margin of error.

San Antonio is older, poorer and slightly larger, with 1.5 million people vs. Austin's 1.1 million -- a margin that is shrinking fast.

And on the margin that's constructive.

Second, we estimate two-dimensional shallow thermal structures in the Nankai subduction margin that are constrained by temperatures at BSRs.