Sentence examples for because margins from inspiring English sources

"You are saying, 'I need a hug here, because margins are tight?' " he asked incredulously.

Supermarkets have an interest in avoiding waste because margins on fresh produce tend to be quite tight.

"I don't agree with the cost argument because margins are the largest they've been in history," he said.

In a World Cup you can never underestimate your opponent because margins in football have become narrower and narrower.

That's because margins on their goods that are sold abroad are often higher than the margins on those sold domestically.

But additional Medicare money is coming in the nick of time because margins on the commercial side of the business are peaking.

But because margin of victory is not taken into account, the authority of Boise State's victories do not matter.

That's because consumer tastes can change rapidly but also because profit margins are often very low.

He had already sold the cigarette shop, because the margins had fallen too low.

We, of course, were suspicious, because bigger margins usually meant higher risk.

And because service margins are higher, they account for an even bigger share of profits.