Sentence examples for an important margin from inspiring English sources

The entry of new products was an important margin in countries such as Ecuador, Nicaragua, Paraguay, and Uruguay, while in other cases, the entry of new product destination pairs was more important.

The empirical analysis will further investigate this issue, but the summary statistics shown in Table 8 indicate that flexible wage components indeed represent an important margin of adjustment for our sample of European firms: almost 10% chose it as the "most important" cost-cutting option during the recent economic crisis.

The letter said the reduced operating pressure "provides an important margin for well control and safety at this point in the well evaluation regime". State utility regulators said they intend to set even more severe limits, restricting the field to 29 billion cubic feet, based on revised estimates of what is needed to meet energy market demands.

In conclusion, a small unconditional non-financial incentive, in the form of a pen, may improve response rates for GPs by an important margin.

If we had been able to correctly allocate these women to their appropriate race/ethnic groups, the percentages of women screened would have differed from those shown, potentially by an important margin.

The absolute values obtained are however not the most important factor in determining the usefulness of the test but whether a cutoff point can be obtained that helps to distinguish between benign and malignant bile duct strictures by a clinically important margin, which this test did in the population studied.

With Corker's bill at most three votes shy of a veto-proof majority, the president has a small but important margin for error.

Meanwhile, equivalent shocks to labor demand for women lead to smaller inflows of migrant workers, and labor force participation is a relatively more important margin of adjustment in this case.

The SurveyMonkey numbers also show that Republicans, by a small but important margin, are more likely to be undecided than Democrats, reflecting the continued resistance to Trump within parts of the GOP.

In the wake of an election where Obama won 71% of the Latino vote that formed important margins in swing states like Colorado and New Mexico, Republicans can't afford to keep Kris Kobach, or anyone that supported his policies.

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