Sentence examples for whopping margin from inspiring English sources

The Judiciary Committee voted in favor of this article by a whopping margin of 27 11.

The Quinnipiac poll suggested that Sanders is leading Clinton among men by a whopping margin: sixty-one per cent to thirty per cent.

That was enough to put Mr. Romney back ahead in the forecast model — by the whopping margin of 0.7 of a percentage point.

Those projections that show Mr Obama with a whopping margin are counting all the narrow state polls, whereas CNN and MSNBC are keeping the borderline cases in the tossup column.

Barack Obama drove the Democratic advantage among unmarried women to historic levels in 2008, with 70% support to John McCain's 29%, while in 2012 single women preferred the president over Mitt Romney by a whopping margin of 36 percentage points.

A few days before, Israeli police renewed an investigation into allegations that Mr Olmert had taken bribes when he was previously mayor of Jerusalem and a minister.So much for wearing a flag pinAs expected, Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary in West Virginia by a whopping margin, 67% to 26%, underlining Barack Obama's lack of support among blue-collar voters.

Mr McCain has to counter that with whopping margins in rural counties.

Gerrymandered districts ensure few of the legislative races are competitive, and polls suggest that Republicans will once again win all the major races this year by whopping margins.

Annual revenues are climbing steadily: the Freedonia Group, a consultancy, thinks they will have doubled to $90 billion in the decade to 2015.The secret to the industry's whopping margins, however, is maintenance.

A sweep is just about out of the question for the Austrian women with Kostelic routinely winning by whopping margins, Sonja Nef of Switzerland dominating the giant slalom this season and Regine Cavagnoud of France dominating the super-G.

By whopping margins, white males provided the cushy margin of victory in these states.