Sentence examples for margin compared with from inspiring English sources

The division had a 15.9 percent profit margin compared with the PC division's margin of 4.6 percent.

Chalmers managed to win Rankin, succeeding the retiring Craig Emerson, with a slightly improved Labor two-party-preferred margin compared with 2010.

Those operations have a 40percentt profit margin, compared with MTN's 30percentt margin at home, and account for more than a third of the company's total revenue.

Furthermore, a majority support exploring clean and renewable energy on public lands by a very large margin compared with those who support more fossil fuel extraction on those same lands.

David Abraham, the CEO of Channel 4, estimates that with a 20% margin (compared with ITV's 28%), £200m a year would be diverted from programming to meeting the expectations of private investors.

A YouGov poll two days earlier put the gap at five points—still a vanishingly small margin compared with the double-digit leads Mr Cameron enjoyed before the financial crisis.

That meager 9% net margin compares with 20% at Franklin Resources and 29% at an obscure little outfit like Waddell & Reed, and is more in line with a broker like Morgan Stanley, Dean Witter (10%), or an insurer such as American International Group (12%).

Its profitability has suffered from its concentration on lower-price models with thinner profit margins, compared with Germany's automakers.

Mr. Ditmire said NYSE Euronext still had low operating margins compared with its peers, running at about 35 percent to some rivals' margins that run higher than 60 percent.

And while any growth for A.M.D. in netbooks would increase its market share, the segment has low margins compared with more robust notebook and desktop PCs.

TNT said in December that it intended to sell the division, which provides supply-chain logistics for mid- to large-size corporations but has low profit margins compared with its competitors.