Sentence examples for margin benefits from inspiring English sources

Over the medium term, a more efficient distribution network and improved systems should deliver margin benefits underpinning a rising returns profile.

Interestingly, ABF say that Primark will see no further margin benefit from lower cotton prices in the second half.

Fox led the night by a slim margin, benefiting from an audience of more than 15 million viewers between 8 and 8 30 p.m. because of an overrun of its football coverage.

Monthly recurring revenue run rate within the group of £755,000 (2012: £643,000) indicates 88% coverage of 2014 estimated revenue and reiterates the quality of earnings: we lift our target price to 10p (from 8p), with the potential delivery of synergies adding further margin benefit to the revenue growth.

The 26-year-old driver won the grand prix by a 20.6-second margin, benefiting from a crowded tussle for second place in which Jenson Button, the McLaren Mercedes driver, fought through traffic but not before surrendering significant pace to Rosberg.

"We underestimated the margin benefit of broadband growth," said Terence Sinclair, analyst with Citigroup.

Only voters who tilt toward the margins benefit from it.

Mr. Oppenheimer said Apple's margins benefited from favorable pricing for components like memory chips.

Union Pacific still earned $468 million in the second quarter as operating margins benefited from lower fuel expenses down 68% year-over-year and a 10% workforce reduction.

Moreover, the margin of benefit to risk is quite narrow.

Cristina Casalinho, chief economist for BPI, one of Portugal's largest banks, thinks that borrowing costs for Portugal will continue to rise, because the government has used up its margin, its benefit of the doubt.