Sentence examples for remarkable margin from inspiring English sources

In a race often decided by hundredths of a second, it was a remarkable margin.

For Montpellier to beat Clermont Auvergne by the remarkable margin of 43-3 was quite something; for one man to score 31 of those points suggested a rare talent.

They played well in defeating the Netherlands today by 32, exacting a measure of revenge: the Dutch defeated another American team in Bermuda in January, winning the Venice Cup by the remarkable margin of half an imp.

At one, played last month in Southfield, Mich., the diagramed deal helped Arnold Jones, a retired psychologist from Chicago, win the Open Pairs by the remarkable margin of four boards.

In Iowa, women 29 years old and younger voted for Sanders by a remarkable margin of nearly 6 to 1. "Honestly, Clintonn said at last week's democratic debate, "Senator Sanders is the only person who I think would characterize me, a woman running to be the first woman president, as exemplifying the establishment.

Considering the physical events around the electrode, even if a certain level of destruction does occur during PRF, the degree of clinical relevance is questionable as PRF has demonstrated a remarkable margin of safety.

Few of the phones have sold for more than $700, which after sales tax, is not a remarkable profit margin.

Smart timing: Vueling contributed profits of €139m in the third quarter at a remarkable profit margin of 25%.

China Medical is very profitable, boasting remarkable operating margins of 46.82% for the trailing 12 months.

Clinton's victory, with a remarkable 74%-26 74%-26n, gave her the confidence to pass up appearing on the Sunday political talkshows – usually a crucial ritual for candidates with a pressing need to get a message out.

Even accounting for the wiggle room some of the plan's supporters on the council managed to reserve for themselves, saying they might try to exempt certain streets in their districts, 12 to 2 is a remarkable and suggestive margin.