Sentence examples for ultimate margin from inspiring English sources

The ultimate margin of victory was 5&4, which just about illustrated the imperious nature of Day's Sunday display.

Across the state, Clinton's ultimate margin of victory – 49.9%to49.6%6% – was just wide enough that the coin tosses in her favor were not the only decisive factor.

In even the most tepid political campaign, a presidential candidate's numbers often swing by more than the ultimate margin of victory.

The beleaguered bullpen allowed only one run the rest of the way, but it was a sixth-inning pinch-hit homer by D'Ángelo Jiménez off Scott Schoeneweis that represented the ultimate margin of victory.

Thus, while Mitt Romney appears headed for a Florida victory on Tuesday, his ultimate margin may still surprise.

They found Obama's ultimate margin "not surprising" since it roughly matched what statistical models based mostly on "fundamental factors" (such as perceptions of the economy and the Bush administration) had predicted (for more details, see comments by Larry Bartels in the Brookings post-election roundtable or the concise summary, with ample links, by John Sides).

The Postal Service team got credit for all 43 seconds, thereby accounting for two-thirds of Armstrong's ultimate 61-second margin.

And PPP's final survey in that race correctly predicted Brown's ultimate five-point margin of victory.

The purpose of the present work, which has been divided in three parts, was then to assess the ultimate ALFRED safety margins against failure of the key core components and systems (Part III).

That helps obtaining more safety margin (the ultimate strength minus the applied compression stress) to weight ratio.

The battle between the two seems finely poised, as despite the almost 0.2secs margin on ultimate time, Rosberg's tyres would have lost their edge by the time he set his best lap.