Sentence examples for generate a margin from inspiring English sources

For us it's through the gate and unless we have sufficient scope to generate a margin then other investments go on the back burner.

So you first must generate a margin, and then you take those dollars and you reinvest in taking care of those who can't take care of themselves and to be able to push and take care of the communities.

"We need to break even, then generate positive cash flow and generate a margin that is interesting to shareholders," he told us.

"We need to break even, then generate positive cash flow and generate a margin that is interesting to shareholders," he says.

The TGV network made a profit of €798m in 2008 and generated a margin, or return on sales, of 18.5% – far higher than the average of around 3% for UK train operators.

Most national opinion surveys use a sample of at least 1,000 people, which generates a margin of error of about plus or minus 3% – that is to say if an opinion poll places a party's support at 40%, that means the real figure whould be between 37% and 43%.

E24.no was profitable by its fifth month, and it expects to generate a profit margin of 8percentt in 2007, Mr. Vadseth said.

Given the number of times a store typically rents its DVD's for $3.50 each, the DVD rentals generate a profit margin of more than 70percentt, compared with about 60percentt for videocassettes.

"While providers such as Virgin Care and Serco are yet to prove definitively that they can generate a solid margin on these services, many in the private sector will believe they can take on this capitated budget, improve services and make a reasonable surplus," he said.

Demand for Apple iPhones, iPads and Macs helped the company generate a profit margin approaching 23percentt last year.

If all Tesla did was focus on being a small sports car company and sell powertrain technology, it would still be profitable today, as both businesses generate a good margin.