Sentence examples for margin think that from inspiring English sources

"I would imagine a majority of Americans, probably by a wide margin, think that the system is somehow out of whack," he said.

In a 2011 poll during the Libya crisis, the public by a three to one margin thought that the president should seek approval for military action.

Damian Brewer, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said: "If it is in line with other recent direct awards, we think that margin is likely to be around 3%." Virgin said the government would also benefit from higher payments from increased fare revenues, if economic growth matches expectations.

"For a standard that's supposed to protect health with an 'adequate safety margin,' we don't think that's been done here with that many lives sacrificed and that many asthma attacks allowed," John Walke, clean air director at the Natural Resources Defense Council, tells ScienceInsider.

I also think that's possible — and desirable — and that Khamenei's margin for resisting it has just narrowed.

"I don't think that would be your philosophy, because that just leaves more room for margin for error.

With a 25% profit margin, he thinks that "EMC is one of the best-managed companies in the storage business".

By a three-to-one margin, voters thought that pressure from women's groups had led to Mondale's decision rather than his having chosen the best available candidate.

By a large margin 73-133%), voters think that "all government ministers and senior politicians should have to publicly declare all their meetings with newspaper owners and editors".

But by a margin of 48% to 37%, Americans think that states should be permitted to set their own policies when it comes to immigration.

"I think that the margin that she beat her rivals by was just down to sheer bloody hard work.