Sentences with phrase «lost by a wide margin»

On election night, she lost by a wide margin.

(Compas, who lost by a wide margin, also had access to voter database software that most state - level Democratic candidates have available.)

Vernon went on to become the lieutenant governor nominee on the Democratic ticket, which lost by a wide margin to Gov. Terry E. Branstad.

Fuchs ran as a Republican against incumbent Assemblywoman Nily Rozic and lost by a wide margin.

Headlining a Republican election victory celebration Tuesday night in Glens Falls, incumbent U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik praised her political opponents — who lost by a wide margin — for seeking a role in public service.

But some $ 5 million and an ugly campaign later, Mr. Recchia lost by a wider margin than Mark Murphy did running against Mr. Grimm in 2012.

Not exact matches

Clinton lost the 2008 primary contest there to then - candidate Barack Obama by a wide margin.

(CNBC) Shares of Hasbro (HAS) were losing about 3 percent in premarket trading after the toymaker missed estimates by a wide margin on both quarterly earnings and revenue.

But there's a difference between losing and getting embarrassed, and we have gotten outplayed by a much wider margin than the talent gap between these two teams.

He lost to Mark Weprin by a wide margin.

Long is going to lose by a much wider margin than last time around.

He would have lost the race otherwise by wide margins.

Attorney Ray Perini was one of the few to try, losing a 2013 GOP primary bid by a wide margin, after Spota had won a lawsuit to exempt the district attorney's office from Suffolk's 12 - year term - limit law.

One of the country's most respected pollsters tells me he predicts the referendum will be lost by quite a wide margin.

Skipping a meal rich in protein here and there will help you to get much closer to your desired results — not only will it prevent you from losing any muscle mass, but your gains will grow by a wide margin!

I lost in 2016... by a wide margin (3.26 %...).