Sentences with phrase «so by large margins»

The corporate media and political establishment keep counting us out, but we keep winning states and doing so by large margins.

The above statistic also shows that stocks that outperform frequently do so by a large margin.

Not exact matches

This advice is general, but my sleep has actually been rated as pretty consistent, so the app might recommend more advanced measures if you're missing a target regularly, or by a large margin.

and are so freakishly athletic that our entire team decides to become three - way players and manage to defeat the warriors in five games and then go on to win the superbowl by a large margin; sending tom brady into retirement after realizing he was beaten by our new qb — johan «rocket» camargo.

Spain gave the most convincing performance of the tournament so far against Turkey and they could have won by a larger margin than 3 - 0.

But, here's the thing — if you stay with this type of program for a 12 months or so, by the end of the year you may have increased your strength by such a large margin that you'll wish you training this way from the very beginning of your training career!

Co-founder Nick Tsinonis said: «Part of what we are selling is a predictable monthly cost for an effective solution — we build in burstable margins, so if a client is hit by a large and unexpected attack, they won't pay more for that».

I've had fewer than average downloads so far in October (though not by a large margin) and wonder if this change is the reason.

The male demographic works are outselling female demographic works by a large margin in the U.S., so would it even be worth it to include a Be Love or Kiss - type magazine in English?

There are so many benefits and they definitely out weigh the cons by a large margin.

So, on the one hand, such a company isn't worth any more than the proverbial pound... but to an investor familiar with the sector, operating margins of 20 - 25 % + are entirely possible, given a larger revenue base or takeover by a larger competitor.

These are high - margin items, says Swartzentruber, so retailers can benefit by asking the shopper questions — for example, how large is the opening that they need to cover, is the room a high - traffic area, and how likely is the pet to challenge the gate when left unattended?

So, on the margin for the amortization of Red Dead, as I said we don't give that out on a title by title basis, but if you think about larger titles and what the lifetime potential of them are and how long they would spread out that's the best way for you to take a look at that.

So, it would be better to say, «The governments of the United States, P.R. of China, and India, representing (by a large margin) the majority of people on the Earth who live in countries with an industrialized economy, have not yet ratified Kyoto.»

If I told you a carbon tax could reduce emissions by 20 % by 2050 you would argue that it shouldn't be used because the margin of error in our forecasts by 2050 is so large that 20 % doesn't matter — or if I could find a medical treatment that reduced the number of people who die by 2050 by 20 %, this should not be tried because the margin of error in our population forecasts of 2050 are much larger that 20 %.

Almost 19 % of BC's «Rosenfelds» were saved in the 70 % of CO2E covered by the BC Carbon Tax, so a bit over 13 % savings in Rosenfelds (this would be more effective than any other single measure anywhere by a wide margin), and the economy of the province remained as strong as before the legislative changes so far as analysts can determine, which is pretty freaking amazing, given that the changes happened just before the largest global economic downturn in over half a century, and pretty much 95 % of the planet's economies tanked in that time.

But Prime Minister Kevin Rudd won the election last year partly on a platform to ratify the Kyoto Protocol, and by a margin so large the media called it a «Ruddslide.»

So, while I'm not as frugal in some areas as I could be, I don't have to be to come out ahead every month by a large margin.