Sentence examples for margin based on from inspiring English sources

Or who will admit that George W. Bush won the state on a small margin based on the quirks of the balloting process?

Shortly after a special shareholders meeting on March 19th, Carly Fiorina, HP's chief executive, declared victory with a "slim but sufficient" margin based on preliminary results.

"You always manage toward the peak, and have a reserve margin based on your latest peak," said Tom Williams, a spokesman for Duke Energy, which does business in areas that experienced a new peak.

First, we extend the definition of ensemble margin based on the classification confidence of the base classifiers.

This study investigates the rifting structures of Santos Basin at the Southeastern Brazilian margin, based on an integrated geophysical approach.

Investors moved at the margin based on his or her leadership within a firm, or sector, and his or her firm's overall standing in the venture capital industry.

Like limb-sparing resections, amputations for these tumors can result in wide, marginal, or intralesional margins based on the amputation level in relation to the proximal aspect of the tumor.

"We didn't set our margins based on massive advertising campaigns," he said in a recent interview.

— NATE SILVER Mitt Romney is accumulating big margins based on the votes counted so far — leading Newt Gingrich 52 percent to 26 percent with 9 percent of precincts reported.

"Chrysler in their heyday was defined by two or three products which were kind of unique, had relatively little competition and controlled high margins based on that," Mr. Zetsche said.

While the new regulations dampen the potential for high profit margins based on loans, they are designed to encourage banks to move away from quick loans that can result in default.