Sentence examples for a wider margin between from inspiring English sources

An influx of generic medications has helped bottom lines at drugstores for several quarters because they come with a wider margin between the cost for the pharmacy to buy the drugs and the reimbursement it receives.

Unbundling, they argue, is fundamentally uneconomic, and the investor will pay: in terms of the cost of fully independent research; and, still more, in a wider margin between selling and buying securities because the traded market will be less liquid.

Egypt was not a country with a wide margin between normalcy and crisis to begin with; it has long been susceptible to price pressures and rioting.

Thus, an antiseptic is most valuable in the disinfection of contaminated wounds or skin surfaces when there is a wide margin between its bactericidal and toxic concentrations.

Although treatment of anemia and analysis of the degree of target fulfillment were not among our objectives, it should be emphasized that there is a wide margin between the definition of anemia and the level of Hb where treatment with ESAs should be started.

Others want a wider margin of healthy tissue between the cancer cells and the ink: one, two or even five millimeters.

He now leads there by a wider margin than in Pennsylvania, where his margin is 5.0 percentage points.

When it does well, we tend to beat it by a wide margin and when it lags, we would expect to also lag by a wider margin.

Bernie beats Trump by a wider margin that Clinton.

Yaroslavsky: I think it would have been a wider margin.

An independent candidate, Eliot Cutler, trails by a wider margin.