Sentence examples for margin does not from inspiring English sources

The margin does not do justice to the manner.

A razor-thin vote margin does not justify such triumphalism.

A high operating margin does not reflect pricing excellence.

This definition of the ensemble margin does not consider the classification confidence of base classifiers.

Previously the minimum margin bound was established for AdaBoost, however, Breiman (1999) [9] pointed out that maximizing the minimum margin does not necessarily lead to a better generalization.

Suppose you have a 35 percent gross margin, but that margin does not leave enough money to cover the overhead and provide a profit.

When the brew is this cheap, spilling a bit doesn't bother anybody, and the bar's slim profit margin doesn't leave a big budget for mops.

"The margin doesn't make any difference: it still hurts," said Michael S. Dukakis, who was trounced (by eight points) by George Bush in 1988.

A high margin doesn't always equal big profits "Everybody seems to think that there is lots of money in coffee, that 'the margins are so high'," says Alex Galatino, founder of Italian espresso bar La Bottega Milanese.

This margin doesn't flex much on its own but, instead, passively follows along as the invertebrate tightens and relaxes.

Like overall statistical averages (those misleading numbers that journalists abuse on a daily basis), overall gross margin doesn't mean much.