The phrase "with a large margin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large difference in amount, quality, or extent between two things. For example, "John won the race with a large margin."
He texts me back a short, simple recipe which – critically – comes with a large margin for error.
At the high oil prices that prevailed, the massive oil reserves could have been monetized by rapidly increasing production with a large margin of profitability.
Meanwhile, it makes the cross-domain gaits for different subjects disperse more separately with a large margin by using the supervised similarity matrix.
Applying our LG-CNN architecture to generic object recognition datasets also yields superior performance over the directly fine-tuned CNN architecture with a large margin.
The vacuum vessel (VV) pressure and the mass of helium spilled into the VV maintained below the design limits with a large margin.
Therefore, the designed blow out flow of the drying system was selected with a large margin above the measured values to ensure the blow out operation.
"And the fact that he did with such a large margin is a sign of real change _ at least let's hope so".
But with such a large margin for error, only extraordinary incompetence on Mr. Marchionne's part can prevent turning the Chrysler deal into the industry's shining exception.
And before anyone corrects my sand math, let me freely acknowledge it's a calculation with such a large margin of error that the answer is almost meaningless — which isn't a bad analogy for all the debates that occur over the federal budget.
It also identified scaleups, companies that have raised at least a million dollars and it found 430 such startups across the northern region with Sweden and Finland leading by a large margin with 149 and 126 respectively — and the good news is they found it's been growing each year.
It also identified scaleups, companies that have raised at least a million dollars and it found 430 such startups across the northern region with Sweden and Finland leading by a large margin with 149 and 126 respectively — and the good news is they found it's been growing each year. .
