Sentence examples for roughly ten points from inspiring English sources

In America, which does relatively little of it, redistribution trims the Gini index by roughly ten points.

You might end up with a government that delivered the same range of services defence, justice, education, health care and so on but consumed perhaps 40% of GDP, roughly ten points less than it does now.Could it go further?

In California, the home of Reaganism and entrepreneurial America, where the Republicans held the governor's mansion for 16 years before Mr Davis was elected in 1998, the party is roughly ten points behind.In this section Nothing but gravel in their pan Anti-war?

By mid-April he was roughly five points behind.

Even though he cannot take anything for granted, Mr McCain is roughly eight points ahead in the polls.

It was one percentage point more Republican than the state in 2008 and roughly two points more Republican-leaning in 2004 and 2000.

The race has been a dead heat in Ohio, where Trump has lost a lead that looked comfortable at roughly five points just two weeks ago.

A new poll, conducted by The Los Angeles Times, found her leading Mr. Fong by roughly eight points among registered voters, at first glance a fairly comfortable edge.

Mrs. Clinton trailed Barack Obama in New Hampshire by roughly eight points in New Hampshire polls in 2008, but wound up winning the state by three points — representing an 11-point swing.

The high militarization treatment also caused support for police funding in the United States to fall by roughly four points in the M-Turk survey and two points in the SSI survey.

Privately, even some of his own staff admit there is probably only a 30% chance of Sanders winning Iowa, where he is roughly nine points behind the former secretary of state in polling.