Sentence examples for with a huge margin from inspiring English sources

Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, was re-elected with a huge margin last year, leaving her political opponents fractured and demoralized.

But asked why she was having such trouble gaining traction in a state with a huge margin of Democratic voters, she tried to deflect the conversation, arguing that the governor was more interested in running for president than being governor, and was more media star than true leader.

Given how difficult it is for some humans to decipher our tweets and status updates, these algorithms often come with a huge margin of error.

Sahabakat Mishra says everyone in his village votes for the Congress and he is willing to offer "a personal guarantee" that Mr Gandhi will win with a huge margin of votes.

Last October, however, Professor Geoffrey Hinton's group at the university of Toronto developed a system based on deep learning and convolutional neural networks that easily won the ImageNet computer vision competition with a huge margin.

Donald Trump will sail to victory here, with a huge margin.

With such a huge margin of victory, any thoughts of strengthening the side seem sadistic, yet as Waugh wrote in his autobiography the captain was always keen on pulverising the opposition.

With such a huge margin of victory and such a poor performance, England (and Emburey) were strongly criticised.

The morning after such partying, liberals should note that (a) President Obama won the popular vote with 51percentt, not a huge margin; (b) Only 25percentt of the voters, according to exit polls, define themselves as liberals; (c) While most Republicans are conservatives; not all Democrats are liberals by a long shot.

When asked to choose between the two, those who agree with both statements side with the Gingrich proposal by a huge margin (78 to 8percentt).

It was conservative bloggers who earlier this year voted him by a huge margin, with more than double the votes of the second-place contender the most influential person on the right.