Sentence examples for margin view from inspiring English sources

But voters, by a wide margin, view Mr. McCain as better prepared to be president than Mr. Obama, and as more likely to be an effective commander in chief.

Of the many strange and disturbing developments in the past few days, perhaps none is more strange or disturbing than this: according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll released on Wednesday, Americans, by a significant margin, view Donald Trump as more honest than Hillary Clinton.

While the companies participating in 20 Keys grew at an average annual rate of 9.5%%, the achieved profit margin (viewed as a share of profit before tax to total income) in the observed period grew by 2.9%%, calculated by the formula presented in earlier (Eq. 2).

The implication is that Else, Lise and Clare, from their position on the margins, view life for what it is: the tyranny of the rich and the powerful over the poor.

To compare the percentage of AMG-stained LC neurons between MND patients and controls, a 10×10 grid, with right and lower exclusion margins, viewed at 400× magnification, was stepped sequentially through the LC.

"People living in the margins are viewed as less-than," Gill says.

Still, the data beat expectations by a wide margin, supporting the view that healthier domestic and overseas demand also had been significant.

Asked whether the new lower fee is sustainable, from a business margin point of view, Jeschonnek said it is, arguing that it would help SumUp expand its business by reaching new market segments.

Capitulo-tubercular web thin with a concave proximal margin in anterior view.

These bands appear as a "V" with the apex of the "V" at the posteromesal pronotal margin in dorsal view.

It was the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy to sixth grade's "The Hobbit," the real story at last, all the ominous foreshadowed stuff flushed from the margins and into view.