Sentence examples for command margins from inspiring English sources

That is: (3) log Y i = β 0 + β 1 log x 1 i + β 2 x pi + … + β p x pi + ε i i = 1, …, n Then the constant price elasticity is expressed as: (4) δ c = ∂ Y ∂ x 1 · x 1 Y = ∂ log Y ∂ log x 1 = β ^ 1 We focus to the best model, which is model 4, and estimate the varying and constant price elasticities, using a command "margins" in the software STATA12 [ 25].

Such prepared fare commands margins 5% to 10% better than conventional items, allowing take-out heavy Whole Foods to achieve a 3% net profit margin, compared with 1.5% at Kroger.

Bishop's and Walsh's combined 26 wickets in the first and third Tests ensured the West Indies won these matches by commanding margins.

Sparkling wines, which command high margins, are a good bet.

It's dominant position in the x86 space give Intel the pricing power to command high margins.

Great news for the big fashion houses, whose products command fat margins thanks to their luxury status.

"Useful software written above the level of the single device will command high margins for a long time to come.

Analysts at Nomura, a bank, point out that although cheaper smartphones command lower margins than dearer ones, they are at least more profitable than basic "builder's phones".

Such stores tend to have high operating costs, but they can command high margins, assuming that their in-house brands are both fashionable and popular.

On the other side of the argument, among the strongest supporters of tighter rules are the luxury brands whose products command higher margins, like those made by Financière Richemont, Rolex and the Swatch Group.

For designers, it means that producers around the world are seeking to move up the 'value chain' creating goods and services that command the margins on which wealth is created".