Sentence examples for margin's from inspiring English sources

The margin's only one goal, though, and that's the least of Eric Gerets' side's worries: they've got by far the tougher run-in.

Forbes: What metric is on your mind right now? Cory Klatt: Operating margin's the one we totally focus on and really are paying close attention to.

Target Margin's "Faust" is performed in two parts.

These readers did not want a recitation of margin's short-term risks, with which they are familiar.

Target Margin's adroit players rush into and through this hushed, intimate world, at times spilling off the stage and up the aisles, and the outer world recedes.

"In a way this whole project is about conjuring ghostly presences," David Herskovits, Target Margin's founder and artistic director, said in an interview in his Brooklyn home.

Here are the latest RealClearPolitics numbers, including the totals from Wisconsin and Hawaii (margins and percentages supplied by me): Obama's margin: 910,550 Obama's margin: 615,770 Obama's margin: 287,460 Keep in mind that these percentages refer to the two-person totals only.

That would change the figures for the two categories that include Michigan to: Obama's margin: 78,217 Obama's margin: 188,439 So now what?

The SVM-Margin method is very fast and can be applied to real problems, yet SVM-Margin's authors [24] indicate that this agility is achieved, because it is based on a rough approximation and relies on assumptions that the VS is fairly symmetric and the hyperplane's Normal (W) is centrally placed, assumptions that have been shown to fail significantly [31].

In China there's a saying: "One man's margin is another man's opportunity".

In upper margin: Kiepert's grosser Handatlas, No. 31.