Sentence examples for a reasonable margin from inspiring English sources

It starts with a reasonable margin, but after all the costs of handling the product, Amazon loses $1 a pack.

He said: "Borrowing looks set to be higher than the OBR forecast in March, possibly by a reasonable margin.

But the administration added that "the cost of the contraceptive coverage could include a reasonable margin," or profit, for insurers.

Asked his opinion on what margin of profits would be expected from Channel 4 if it was expected to compete commercially, Abraham said: "20%to30%0% would be a reasonable margin, at a minimum.

His deficit is 2min 38sec; it is, as the French saying goes, a little and a lot at the same time: a reasonable margin of safety but no more.

It seems that early in the 19th century a group of historians, politicians and mathematicians secretly developed a set of "cliological" equations that modeled human behavior within a reasonable margin of error.

As presented in figure 5, assuming that the HbA1c is down to 6.5% in both groups, with an SD of 0.9%, we estimated that enrolling 120 participants in the intention-to-treat population (ITT; 80 40), testing a 2-tailed superiority hypothesis (based on 95% CIs 56 would be reasonably precise to estimate within a reasonable equivalence margin; −0.34% to 0.34%).

It is, however, entirely reasonable for contractors and customers to explore costs and agree what constitutes a reasonable profit margin.

Cost-plus agrees a supplier's costs and then allows a reasonable profit margin before agreeing the price.

Assuming that a reasonable profit margin was established, this form of flexible price controls would, they contended, assure that companies still had an incentive to sell power into the California market.

Bidding is a critical decision process as it would determine whether a contractor can win a construction contract at a reasonable profit margin.