Sentence examples for whose margin from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown himself was defeated in 2012 by a Democrat, Elizabeth Warren, whose margin of victory, 7.5 percentage points, was reasonably large for a non-incumbent candidate.

But from the start, the day belonged to Ochoa, whose margin of victory in her three victories in 2008 is 7.7 strokes.

Rarely was there a poll whose margin of error allowed for any conclusions to be drawn, and so the partisan pundits rushed into the informational vacuum, where they remained right up through the afternoon of Election Day.

Scott Brosius, who had singled following a walk to Posada, followed him home with the run that gave the Yankees their only victory whose margin was not a mere run.

Mr. Rodriguez, of San Antonio, held a 145-vote lead on election night in March, but a recount awarded the election to Henry Cuellar, a lawyer from Laredo, whose margin was 58 votes.

So, he said, for a borrower whose index is based on the one-year Treasury bill and whose margin is 2.75, the rate is probably going to adjust down -- not up.

He may turn out to be a fine president, in the tradition of others whose margins of victory were marginal -- Lincoln, the greatest of them all, got only 40percentt of the vote in 1860.

If so, cable firms may be relegated to mere "dumb pipes" providing only internet access, a business whose margins might easily be competed away.

Some power and utility companies whose margins are being squeezed by cheap wind power would like to see the PTC eliminated.

They also believe that it would be no great loss if the tax drives away "high-frequency traders", ultra-fast automated traders whose margins are razor-thin.

Yet the exchange will be hard-pressed to raise member fees because brokers, whose margins are shrinking along with falling commissions, are likely to resist.