Sentence examples for widening the margin from inspiring English sources

The CBS report presented a vivid picture of the impact of a computer error in heavily Democratic Volusia County that took thousands of votes out of the Gore column and put them in the Bush column, falsely widening the margin between them by 20,000 or more votes.

The Lords of Tweed want the idealists to step aside because widening the margin between the haves and have-nots, unfortunately, now passes for system-wide improvement.

Widening the Margins Thanks to an exploding real estate market, an updated form of the ABS was also being created, only these ABS's were being stuffed with subprime mortgage loans, or loans to buyers with less-than-stellar credit.

His brand of off-kilter velocity paved the way for collaborations like Rustie and Danny Brown's "Attak"(2014), further widening the margins of "rap music" and bridging the all-too-distant gap between Glaswegian happy hardcore and Chi-town club music.

The contrasting campaigns widened the margin.

Olerud widened the margin in the sixth, when Martínez's 1-2 fastball cut instead of running away.

She played mostly at par on the back nine, missing a couple of opportunities to widen the margin.

These systems widen the margin of error, allowing more throttle sooner, modulating power as the rear wheel tries to spin and slide sideways exiting a corner.

Clemson widened the margin to 10 after Boyd threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to tight end Stanton Seckinger with 7 minutes 40 seconds to play.

"It's been a tough, emotional Six Nations," added O'Sullivan who nevertheless supported those late, vain attempts to widen the margin of victory.

A back-and-forth first half saw Butler head to the locker room only down two, but St . Louisand junior forward Dwayne Evans, who led all scorers with 24 points, widened the margin in the second half.