Sentence examples for drop margin from inspiring English sources

The B.C.S. dropped two computer rankings that refused to drop margin of victory (the Herman Matthews/Scripps Howard ranking and David Rothman's), and brought back the New York Times ranking.

While the average ARPU levels might drop, margins will improve as these plans generally have higher margins than smartphone plans.

A packet dropping margin is introduced as a measure of stability robustness of a system against packet dropping, and a formula for it is derived.

Syria has seen the biggest drop in margin, falling over 30 places to be placed at 147th.

And on the retail side, the drop in margin is almost as bad: managing equities for individuals yields about 250 basis points, whereas running bonds earns 150 basis points.

Intel forecasts a big drop in margins and AMD lays off 15 percent of its workforce.

Cutting prices means an immediate drop in margins, and market-share gains could take years to materialise.

Ian Harnett of Absolute Strategy Research, a consultancy, says European non-financial companies are likely to suffer a 30% drop in margins, given the economic outlook; this could translate into a 50% decline in profits over the cycle.

If your account balance drops below margin requirements, the trade closes automatically.

Net income would likely be around $138 million on the back of lower revenue and drop in margins.

Samsung's earnings were hurt by a drop in margins in its mobile phone division, which saw operating income fall 18% quarter-on-quarter.