Sentence examples for sizeable margin from inspiring English sources

At 8 p.m. EST, the networks declared Romney the winner, and all indications pointed to a sizeable margin in the popular vote — perhaps fifteen per cent or more.

Last year, it reported an average of forty-five million viewers per month, making it the largest site of its kind on the Internet by a sizeable margin.

After outdriving Toms by a sizeable margin at No. 18 during the playoff, Garcia's second shot landed about 20 yards short of the green, while Toms was still 142 yards away after his second shot.

Later today the couple will make a 45-minute trip by helicopter to the President's ancestral village of Moneygall, above, 40 miles outside of Dublin, where the presidential entourage will outnumber residents by a sizeable margin.

Evidently fed up with fuel shortages, soaring inflation and steep unemployment, urban voters in particular demonstrated by a sizeable margin that they wanted nothing to do with strengthening the hand of the leader many believe to be responsible for the country's dismal economic plight.

The 26-year-old needed to beat Dobrynska by a sizeable margin in the final event to retain her world indoor title.

In five of the six countries, including Britain, mistrust prevailed over trust by sizeable margins, whereas in 2007 – with the exception of the UK – the opposite was the case.

A new Deseret News/KSL poll found Trump would lose to Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders in Utah, while Kasich or Cruz would both win the state by sizeable margins against either Democrat.

Both were broken on June 16th when senators from both parties voted by sizeable margins to repeal a tax credit and tariff on ethanol.Since 2004 blenders have received a credit, now worth 45 cents, for each gallon of ethanol they mix with regular gasoline (petrol).

However, many traditional grocery banners missed this sizeable drop in gross margin because of their internal focus.

They also allow traders to net their positions across all their counterparties, reducing the margin and collateral required.A sizeable proportion of CCPs are likely to be owned by banks, even though a cap of 20% on their stakes is being mooted in Congress.