Sentence examples for has margins from inspiring English sources

He estimates that S.& P., a more diversified company than Moody's, has margins of a lower, but still enviable, 30percentt.

France Telecom still has margins of over 30% (before tax and the spend on its network), while many other European operators have margins of 40% and above.

Analysts said the E.D.S. business has margins of around 6percentt, compared with the services businesses at H.P. and I.B.M., which have margins of around 10 or 11percentt.

The nationwide poll was based on telephone interviews conducted Feb. 8 to Feb. 13 on land lines and cellphones with 1,197 adults, including 331 self-described Republican primary or caucus voters, and has margins of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points for all adults and five percentage points for Republican voters.

"Suddenly a third of the display case has margins seven to nine times the real thing," he says.

Some analysts question whether Schmidt may be diluting iss' margins (iss has margins of 5.4% and Abilis only 3.4%).

None had margins of greater than 14pt.

In America local television stations sometimes had margins approaching 50%.

They have margins of error like any other poll.

Last time, 200 races had margins of 40 points of more and 80 were uncontested.

Value-based companies don't have margins to absorb that additional cost.