Sentence examples for vast margins from inspiring English sources

The latter two make their money and vast margins in this business.

Socially, though South Africa is still a divided country, it is less divided than it once was, I believe, by vast margins.

But now some polls show Mr Gore beating Mr Bush among women by vast margins, some as much as 30 points.This sounds bad for Mr Bush, but in fact a "gender gap" of this scale is almost certainly unsustainable.

In any event, Mr. Traylor's fund-raising has come in well short of $100,000 and Mr. Vitter is going into the primary ahead by vast margins in the polls, and in a comfortable position for the general election.

This coming from the head of a company that has booked humongous profits selling us all directly or indirectly at vast margins gasoline, diesel, heating oil and of course crude oil.

He knows he will have to challenge himself physically and tactically to make adjustments to beat his competitors, whereas in the past he had the tools that created vast margins of error between him and his challengers.

Early trials immediately exposed the vast margin for error.

The turmoil on Saturday followed an extraordinary night in which the Iranian state news agency announced that Mr. Ahmadinejad had won by a vast margin just two hours after the polls closed.

Bundy had stopped paying the federal government for a grazing lease in 1994, so he had been illegally grazing his cows there for two decades — according to the Feds, he owed a million dollars in back fees, which made him by a vast margin the most delinquent rancher in the country.

Initially, urchin-like Au@PtNHs were discovered to outperform horseradish peroxidase (HRP) by a vast margin in terms of the turnover number toward hydrogen peroxide (H2O2 -3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine (TMB) system and tH2O2 -3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidinees and H2O2 -3,3',5,5'-tetramethylbenzidine

England, having taken only a 25-run lead into their second innings, ended with such a vast margin of superiority almost entirely because of the skill and industry of their frontline seamers.