Sentence examples for a margin warning from inspiring English sources

The Nasdaq fell 6 points, or 0.3%, to 1,857, as technology investors shift their focus away from hardware after two days of being consumed by a margin warning from Dell and a strong second-quarter from Intel.

For a percentage of around 20 of collaborating nodes, the results are very good, with a false positive rate of under 10% using a margin of 1 standard deviation for anomaly warnings regarding the average in the profile.

The warning comes from Ofgem, the industry regulator, which predicts an imminent drop in spare electricity capacity from a margin of 14% at present to just 4% by 2015.

The Bayern sporting director spent Sunday night warning everyone off the dangers of over-rating a game that his team had won by "too high a margin".

–Demand a margin of safety.

National Grid issued the original request by sending a "notification of inadequate system margin" (NISM), a warning that there was not enough power in reserve to keep the lights on in the event of an unforeseen emergency.

21 October: Cadbury raises the stakes by upping its sales and profit margins, and warning that it would lose its unique culture if it were swallowed by Kraft.

With Tesco's initiatives having had limited success, weak like-for-likes, and margins persistently above peers', we think Tesco is more likely to go through a painful rebasing of pricing and the gross margin (synonymous to a profit warning).

And shareholders know what a new chairman (Andrew Higginson) and a new chief executive (to be recruited) usually bring in these circumstances: a cut in the dividend and a warning that profit margins will have to fall even further.

However, we see the long lead time as an increased uncertainty over the correct investment level, which needs to be addressed urgently: we believe that consensus expectations of 100 basis points margin improvement by 2013 are too high; we have 60 basis points margin compression and see a profit warning becoming increasingly likely near term.

Worries over weak holiday sales and a Circuit City warning on profit margins and sales contributed to the swoon.