Sentence examples for margin which gave from inspiring English sources

After all, it was those three states, with their tiny 100,000 vote margin, which gave Trump the electoral college votes for victory.

With 43 million users — or 85percentt of the population — Kakao is Korea's dominant chat platform by some margin, which gives Kakao Pay a running startup into payments and fintech services.

These contours span a 5-6 margingin, which gives an indication of the uncertainty in the boundary of the highest cell density.

And Mr Surowiecki notes that the big employers like Walmart or McDonald's have skimpy profit margins which give them scant room to raise wages.

Wins in New Hampshire, Iowa, Colorado and Nevada -- all of which gave Obama margins of nine percentage points or more in 2008 -- would still clinch a victory.

The seeding-inhibitory relationships displayed by both fetuin-A and albumin varied with the protein lots as well as the concentrations tested, which gave a significant margin of error.

Those were the industries that could afford the huge margins for that kind of treatment, which gave you an image that was rich and tonal".

"We felt like we had a star who we could build something around so we upped the budget slightly and then we got into this division with a relatively low wage bill, which gave us the high margin which in turn gave us the cash surplus".

When Paul McGinley holed the 10-foot putt which gave Europe their winning margin, the overall contest was over.

But Nokia did manage to defend its margins and ship more units than expected, which gave investors an avenue into the stock Thursday afternoon.

The Kerry campaign has seized on residual anger from the state's recount in 2000, which gave Mr. Bush a victory margin of 537 votes.