Sentence examples for margin could be from inspiring English sources

Hospitals operating on a thin financial margin could be encouraged to close, merge or restructure.

The margin could be enough to cushion her in battleground states like North Carolina, Nevada and Colorado.

With just 155 points separating them and each round-robin victory worth 160 points in Doha, the final margin could be tiny.

Without an extension, according to Ofgem projections, Britain's reserve margin could be wiped out entirely, leaving us reliant on the wind to blow to provide any buffer zone.

That doesn't change the fact that Trump appears to be significantly ahead of Cruz nationally (although the margin could be much narrower at 36-24), but it does show the fragility of polling numbers that are based on such a small number of US voters.

The group said it retains its "mid-term objective" of sales growth of around 10 per cent but said its operating margin could be "slightly less" than the all-time high achieved last year of 32.4 per cent due to currency swings.

I did not believe that newspaper profit margins could be advanced, consistently quarter by quarter.

Her profit margins could be higher, if her morals were lower.

The group indicated it would not pass on these costs to customers, which means profit margins could be hurt.

If those margins could be improved to, say, £20-£25 £20-£25iday, the debt challenge would look less daunting.

Another problem is that during repowering, at least part of one plant would not be available in the summer, when power margins could be razor-thin.