Sentence examples for won significantly from inspiring English sources

It also won significantly in the assembly in Baluchistan, the other province that borders on Afghanistan.

The religious parties have never won significantly at the polls, remaining stuck in the single digits.

Mr. Hun Sen has ruled Cambodia for 28 years and remains firmly in control, although the opposition won significantly more seats than it had in the past.

After stripping out the effects of asymmetry, when one fighter was deemed superior to his opponent, the scientists found that contestants wearing red won significantly more fights than those in blue.

With London becoming an increasingly Labour city (Labour won significantly more votes there than the Conservatives did in 2015), Khan defied the expectations of some that his Muslim religion would diminish his appeal.

Normally the leader of the party with the most votes is given the chance to form the next government, but the right-wing bloc, of which Likud is the largest party, seemed to have won significantly more votes than the left.

Without the benefit of home advantage, British athletes should win significantly fewer than 29 gold medals in Rio.

Mr. Maliki was winning significantly in six of Iraq's nine southern provinces, populated by the country's Shiite majority.

Several new surveys showed that when voters were asked to leave aside their preferences and to say whom they expected to win, significantly more Mexicans said they believed that Mr. Labastida would win.

One-quarter of Nevada caucusgoers were Mormons — a group that overwhelmingly supported Mr. Romney, who also is a Mormon– and looking only at non-Mormon voters, Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Paul both win significantly more support among low-income voters (more than one-third each) than did Mr. Romney (less than one-quarter).

For the Bundesliga data, formation changes after winning significantly decreased the probability of winning in the next match ((p = 0.026), (n=46); Figure 4(c)), whereas there was no significant effect after losing ((p = 0.533), (n=42); Figure 4(d)).