Sentence examples for widening margin from inspiring English sources

Scalia thought that the widening margin spoke to a sorry situation.

They stood in the ballroom of the Hilton here and yelled each time the giant television screens announced the widening margin of victory for their candidate, James E. McGreevey.

And, by widening margins, people say they are less trusting that Mr. Bush will keep his word.

They were helped more by widening margins than they were hurt by rising bankruptcies.

In March and early April, many retailers enjoyed widening margins as wholesale prices fell.

It went for President George Bush in a squeaker in 1992, but has voted Democratic by widening margins ever since.

Sales in China have disappointed, not least due to intensifying competition from local rivals, although Yum!'s profits there continue to grow as a result of widening margins.

But disaffection with the economy didn't translate into support for Mr. Romney, who trailed Mr. Obama by widening margins in all three states.

Your June 21 front-page article on the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll about President Bush reported that "by widening margins, people say they are less trusting that Mr. Bush will keep his word".

Kimmel's model emphasizes pricing power and widening margins, which currently put energy companies like Williams Cos. at the top of the heap.

Risk is particularly high when the margin is <2 mm but decreases progressively with widening margins.