Sentence examples for implied margin from inspiring English sources

You can calculate the implied margin shift for yourself.

That gives us win probabilities for every game, as well as an implied margin of victory — helpful for picking games against the spread.

In a normal poll, that would imply a margin of error of plus or minus six percentage points.

This fact usually implies a margin of improvement on the noise detection accuracy for almost any noise filter.

They concluded that "this implies no margin of safety" between current levels of exposure and levels that cause adverse effects.

Thus, the true degree of uncertainty in a polling result is usually larger than implied by the margin of error alone.

Ministers have highlighted the massive backlog of cases building up in Strasbourg and implied that the "margin of appreciation" allowed to each country in interpreting the human rights convention in different national ways is too narrow.

The implied GAAP operating margin here is what, -207%?

The implied GAAP operating margin here is what, -207%? .

This implies gross margins of over 75% assuming a price of $10,000 apiece.

So with 50percentt more volume, Square is doubling its take, which implies better margins and could be a reason for the jump in valuation to $5 billion.