Sentence examples similar to two and a half point from inspiring English sources

It was more a surgical than a statistical route.Denver entered the game a two-and-a-half point favourite, largely because of Mr Manning's tremendous popularity: even one of the sharps profiled in James Vlahos's tremendously entertaining piece about the world's best football betters maintains a rule of never wagering against a marquee quarterback.

Geoff Cook's side have been given a two-and-a-half point penalty in the County Championship for 2013.

Our trend estimate now gives Murray a two-and-a-half point lead (48.6% to 46.1%).

Yet the latest USA Today-Gallup poll puts John McCain four points ahead, while the RealClearPolitics average of polls gives Mr Obama a meagre two-and-a-half-point lead.

Most other bushy-haired, bristly-chinned European lads in Detroit that week would have taken away Colin Montgomerie holing the winning putt or Lee Westwood and Sergio Garcia winning four- and-a-half points out of five.

"We had six and a half point reversed out of a background comprising three different colours which even with state-of-the-art printing was optimistic".

The 64%-19 64%-19 of British opinion in favour of pessimism today represents a four and a half point swing towards gloom since mid-2012, a likely response to the run of mostly negative economic news over the last 20 months.

The pair won two and a half points out of three over the first two days.

Mr. Kerry lost them by 23 points and the country by fewer than two and a half points.

He was now tied for second place with Jenkins and Poundstone, just two and a half points behind Savickas.

Trump is ahead in that state, in the latest average of polls, by about two and a half points.