Sentence examples for get more margin from inspiring English sources

If you get more margin, you can be more genteel about it".

You can try to get more margin from the manufacturer but someone will do better.

"Do we think we can get more than an eight-vote margin here in New Hampshire?" he asked the crowd, a joking reference to his remarkably slim margin of victory in Iowa.

"Do you think we can get more than an eight-vote margin here?" he asked.

He implored New Hampshire voters to ratify the result in the state's primary next week, but asked with a smile, "Do we think we can get more than an eight-vote margin?" The rally welcoming Mr. Romney to New Hampshire filled only half of the gymnasium.

"I hope we'll get more detail on the gross margin number," says Legg Mason analyst Holly Gustafson.

The Republican bid to overturn the result was too much of a long shot to get more than intermittent coverage; Kennedy's margin in Illinois was nearly nine thousand votes, a landslide by Bush-Gore standards, and Kennedy would have won the election even without that state's electors... [Greenberg] did get a nice E-mail..

Reduce income taxes at the margin and you'll get more income because people and companies will be more motivated to produce.

"We have to get more creative with ways that we can get better margins but lower the costs of things".

This may seem counterintuitive: doesn't a party that wins the presidency by a wider margin have more of a mandate and get more slack from voters?

Cut taxes at the margin, on income and capital, and you'll get more tax revenue, not less.