Sentence examples for for further margin from inspiring English sources

Wolseley is experiencing a slowdown in the markets outside the US, while consensus expectations on the potential for further margin improvement appear excessive.

"We continue to view William Lyon Homes as an intriguing play on the ongoing U.S. housing recovery predominantly based on its impressive pricing power, attractive geographic positioning and potential for further margin expansion given its demand leverage into 2014," McMullin said.

This category of patients may be considered unsuitable for further margin reduction techniques unless image guidance is available.

The clinical target volume (CTV) is formed by addition of a margin around the GTV to account for subclinical tumour infiltration and the internal target volume (ITV) by adding a further margin for internal intra- and inter-fractional movement of the target.

From a trading perspective, there remains good organic growth prospects for UK formats, backed up by further margin and cost initiatives, including the reorganisation of the distribution network next year.

Since chronic exposure at this concentration is clearly protective for the development of formaldehyde-induced nasal tumors, the recommended indoor air level of 0.1 ppm would offer even a further margin of protection for this endpoint.

In a hold note, Numis said: We are encouraged by the strong start to the year and in our view, Compass is a very high quality business and we share management's view that there are promising structural growth opportunities globally with potential for further revenue and margin growth.

But in the short run, the government's effort to cut its fiscal deficit gives it little margin for further rises in teachers' pay.

There is, though, now little margin for further error over the final nine games of the campaign, with just two points separating the top three sides and Chelsea having played a match less.

Medical interventions in hospital settings made only a small additional contribution because CHD incidence rates are declining with fewer patients therefore being admitted to hospital with acute disease, treatment uptakes were already high (hence with little margin for further increases), and few new treatments were introduced during the study period.

Comparisons to classification design rules indicate that there is scope for further assessment of safety margins, including investigation of global responses in conjunction with any local loading due to the presence of floodwater.