Sentence examples for firm margin from inspiring English sources

He has won the popular vote handily and the electoral vote by a firm margin.

Investors are therefore expecting the company to best its guidance by a firm margin.

Syndicat members who bought ewes would contract to pay a price for the animals that would allow a firm margin of profit for the Thônes-Marthod breeders.

Likewise, if prices fall across an economy but wages do not, then firms' margins will be squeezed and employment will stagnate or decline.

If they lose ownership of the data and software that make self-driving cars move, and control of the display screens inside them, the firms' margins will get squeezed.

But the government's plan to cut tariffs by 20% risks misfiring because it overestimated utility firms' margins and underestimated the rate of return they would require to renew contracts early.Some firms have decided not to sign up, even though that means they will probably lose their concessions when they expire.

But any measure that reduces oil firms' margins in America is likely to have the effect of diverting at least some investment to other countries and so exacerbate the shortage of fuel produced at home.Other proposals target speculators and the OPEC cartel.

Citigroup initiated coverage on shares of Seagate Technology with a buy rating as the firm believes margin recovery is possible for the hard disk-drive company.

The premiums may eat into the firm's margins, but not enough, at least not yet, for it to raise the commissions it charges.Judging by Airbnb's growth spurt, the damage to the firm's reputation was not irreversible.

Photograph: Goldman Sachs In the 53-page analyst note, Goldman said that Royal Mail should benefit from "network modernisation and labour force rationalisation" in future years, and also predicted that the firm's margins should improve.

The firm believes margins need to show improvements and has maintained its equal weight rating.