Sentence examples for the considerable margin of from inspiring English sources

In the women's play, Joan Jackson, Robin Klar, Peggy Sutherlin, Petra Hamman, Shawn Quinn and Mildred Breed, all from Texas, led throughout against Norway and won by the considerable margin of 123 imps.

The one time it came down to a vote, the union lost out by the considerable margin of four to one.

The population of Sweden has risen by a considerable margin of 9.2% in the years since it voted to join the EU although it still remains a comparatively small country within the union (about 1/6th the size of the UK).

There is diversity, however; 10 countries show a worsening gap for the CPR (12 for the mCPR), in some cases by a considerable margin of 10 or more points, while the other 15 countries show lessening gaps.

Instead, the draft declaration inaccurately describes a "considerable" margin of appreciation with no distinction drawn between different types of Convention rights, including those where no margin is appropriate.

The lower end of the investment range is pegged at $50,000 — so the fund's total size has a considerable margin of between $1M and $12.5M, depending on how its investments play out (no pun intended).

At this time, the E.U. is entirely debt-free, which gives it a considerable margin of maneuverability.

"It includes a considerable margin of security".

Further, carbon dating can't provide a reliable determination of the age of wines bottled during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and an examination of Bonani's lab report reveals that his findings reflected a considerable margin of error.

If our optimism proves warranted, today's $8 share price offers a considerable margin of safety.

Thus, data input and other efforts are duplicated and large volumes of paperwork are created with considerable margins of error.