Sentence examples for wider advantage from inspiring English sources

Also, some private polls of the campaign showed Reagan with a much wider advantage.

The voters in CNN's poll were Democratic-leaning by a net of 15 percentage points, for instance, a considerably wider advantage than Democrats are likely to enjoy on Election Day.

This seems to me to have wider advantages than mere improvement in collective pulmonary health.

It is necessary to make the business case to show that it is relevant or solves an industry issue but thinking laterally about the wider advantages can also help.

10 In addition to the financial argument, it is clear that home-based dialysis confers many wider advantages over hospital-based treatment in suitable patients.

He also holds a wide advantage on which candidate would best confront the budget deficit.

Mr. Fisher holds a wide advantage in polls, money and party support, which has injected a bitter dynamic into the primary.

Mr. Bush held a wide advantage among men, 50 to 36 percentage points; among women, Mr. Gore drew 42percentt, Mr. Bush, 44percentt.

Mr Romney will point today to the wide advantage he has in the count that matters: the distribution of delegates to the national convention in August.

The same goes in the Assembly, even if the Democrats, who hold a 95-to-51 95-to-51 95-to-51losedgeeir wide advanthere

Mr. Hagel's bill would limit but not ban soft money donations and would raise the federal limits on "hard money" donations, those directly to candidates' campaign committees, where Republicans enjoy a wide advantage.