Sentence examples for only the margin of from inspiring English sources

By then only the margin of victory was in doubt.

It was not only the margin of victory that demonstrated Palace's superiority but the pedigree of the players who eventually proved the difference between the sides.

A statistical analysis of those three elections by The New York Times suggests that if nonvoters had voted, only the margin of victory would have changed, not the victor.

Since these expenses reduce profits, they reduce taxes at the same time; and the cost to the business is only the margin of the expenditure that would have remained after the taxes had been paid the government pays the rest.

While education is billed by everyone from Yellen to Obama as a salve to economic inequality, their proposed solutions address only the margins of the problem, and still hinge on students owing more debt to Wall Street.

In that talk, Mr. Miller dismissed the technology as environmentally unsound and expensive, and said that shale gas would affect only the margins of Gazprom's business — characterizing shale as merely an appetizer to Gazprom's main course.

Ecologic studies possess only the margins of the table, summarized by the average exposure X, average risk Y and group size n.

Only the margins of the highlighted text will change.

If done correctly, only the margins of the highlighted text will change, while the rest will remain the same.

A campaign spokesman, Richard McGrath, said the candidate was not surprised by Mr. Schundler's win, but only by the margin of victory.

And that 5.2 percent figure only reflects the margin of error associated with any one candidate's numbers; the margin of error on the difference between the candidates is roughly twice that, or plus-or-minus 10 points.