Sentence examples for dwindling margin from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Rajoy, who had led with a small but dwindling margin in the polls, was swept aside in a wave of popular outrage.

Republicans still claim the support of the upper-middle, but by dwindling margins.

Dwindling margins and lower loan volumes will squeeze profits just as bad loans peak on the back of an expected 20% unemployment rate.

Like other oil refiners across Europe, Petroplus has been struggling with falling consumer demand and dwindling margins resulting from an economic downturn and continued high crude oil prices.

The best stock analysts are routinely paid more than $1m a year and the best traders many millions more.Soaring costs and dwindling margins are bad enough.

The company, facing dwindling margins as a result of high oil prices and weak economic conditions, tried to negotiate with creditors.

Analysis by the Guardian suggests that as well as falling sales, the biggest PC manufacturers now have to contend with falling prices and dwindling margins on the equipment they sell.

Through a mix of strategies, including hedging its fuel costs with financial derivatives and passing along the higher fuel prices to its passengers, Lufthansa has protected its bottom line even as other carriers have sought bankruptcy protection or faced dwindling margins.

With polls showing capital punishment still enjoying majority support in Texas and around the country, but by dwindling margins, the Foster case has spurred vigils and protests from abroad to the death house in Huntsville, as well as a backlash by victims' rights advocates who still mourn the law student, Michael LaHood Jr., slain at 25.

It's not dwindling margins on TVs, computers, and mobile devices.

Mobile is in the midst of ever dwindling margins, relying on large networks to bring in the serious cash.