Sentence examples for exceptional margin from inspiring English sources

They also did so by an exceptional margin, giving him 62% of the vote, or almost three times as much as his nearest challenger (see article).

Indeed, once you get your edtech business to a position of scale, you have a highly profitable business with quite exceptional margins.

Most of these items, and many more to be experimented with in the future, can be manufactured and sold direct to the public at prices far below the mainstream products they will imitate while simultaneously providing an exceptional profit margin to GFX.

By an overwhelming margin, exceptional companies garner superior profits by achieving higher revenue than their rivals, through either higher prices or greater volume.

Having nearly 50% bottom line margin is exceptional.

He propped up the profit margin (before exceptional items)–taking it from 6% in 2001 02 to 10.2% in 2004 05 by expanding exports and promoting new products.

Fish assemblages observed at the Saba Bank reef margin were exceptional in that they did not corroborate the hypothesized relation of habitat complexity to fish abundance and diversity.

But the court adds that this "may not apply in exceptional circumstances at the margins".

While he couldn't make a silk purse from a sow's ear the last five or six years when emerging markets were doing poorly, he has beaten his benchmark from inception by a substantial margin, doing an exceptional job in relative terms.

"We've got 10 points from 10 and scored some exceptional tries". Larkins felt the margin of victory could have been even greater if his side had not lost their discipline and had four players sent to the sin bin during the match.

James Stack of InvesTech Research likes Microsoft for its exceptional profitability, with companywide operating margins in excess of 40%; debt-free balance sheet; and $12 billion in free cash flow.