Sentence examples for making large margins from inspiring English sources
Jeanne is suspected of making large margins from state funds by overcharging for the kits.
Transcripts should have large margins and adequate line spacing for later coding and making notes.
This has propelled Apple into the "phablet" market, making larger devices with fatter margins, and has helped to turbocharge sales.
While new drugs are expensive to develop and bring to market, Roche appears to be making a large margin above and beyond.
Penny increments for stock trades have made large orders more expensive while trading margins have disappeared.
Rival bankers snort that Japan's lending is "pure balance-sheet", meaning they make large syndicated and project-finance loans that are often long-term and low-margin.
A decade of ever-increasing margins between the two currencies has meant that those with access to state dollars have made large fortunes.
Margins are likely to be hardest hit during the initial phase of globalization, when companies make large investments to raise their game.
Make sure you use large margins, so that they can make notes.
Demographic trends — the steady decline of the share of the population made up of non-college whites, from 86 percent in 1940 to 48 percent in 2007 – have made winning these voters by increasingly large margins crucial to the Republican Party, while diminishing the Democratic Party's need for their support.
