Sentence examples for wide margin for from inspiring English sources

That wide margin for speech sometimes lands Twitter in feuds with governments and lobbyists.

The improvised nature of many of the new laws creates a wide margin for arbitrary decisions that increase dependence and insecurity.

Benefits exceed costs, sometimes by a wide margin, for all but one of the treatments considered.Next, the authors investigate improving nutrition in young children.

At least the Titans had the excuse of trailing by a wide margin for much of the game, forcing them to throw the ball more often.

Jeffrey Lewis, the director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Programme at the Monterrey Institute of International Studies, said that trying to estimate the yield of a nuclear blast from seismic readings left a wide margin for error.

James Brooke (NYT) CUBA: U.N. SEEKS END TO EMBARGO -- For the ninth year, the United Nations General Assembly called by a wide margin for the lifting of the United States embargo on Cuba.

It is no longer the same district which for three decades voted by mostly wide margins for Barney Frank, recently the irascible head of the House Financial Services Committee.

He holds wide margins for team highs in receptions (15) and receiving yards (226), which accounts for 43.7 percent of the Jets' passing offense.

It is rapidly overturning a lucrative industry of "merchant acquisition" that allowed banks to earn wide margins for agreeing to provide credit-card readers to shops.

The local regional recurrence is up to 50%, emphasizing the need for wide margins for local control.

Fortunately, New York has very few serious elections and most races are decided by huge margins that provide very wide margins for error.