Sentence examples for margin drops from inspiring English sources

By using a pricing tactic to generate new sales, profits increase to $400 but the profit margin drops to 21%.

The state Department of Public Health recommends that work on developing new sources of water begin when the margin drops below 15percentt.

For derivative contracts, when the margin drops below the maintenance margin, the investor gets a margin call.

In the fourth quarter, Wells Fargo's net interest margin dropped slightly to 3.56 percent, from 3.89 percent a year earlier.

Loan officers quit left and right, the number of active borrowers plummeted, and the profit margin dropped.

The company's gross profit margin dropped to 2.2percentt in the second quarter of this year, compared with 18percentthehe period a year ago, according to its statement.

But in 2004, after Mr Bush increased the size of government and curtailed some civil liberties as part of the war on terror, his margin dropped to 59%-38 59%-38

Cantor was outspending Brat by a very similar margin, dropping more than $5 million compared to Brat's $120,000, as of the most recent report.

In addition to the inventory glut, Mr. Bryant attributed the margin drop to a shift in demand away from higher-margin products like microprocessors used in personal computers to less expensive products like motherboards and chipsets.

"You can get costs down over time," Mr. Kane said, "but when you have the revenue drop we had with the margin drop, you can't get small enough fast enough".

Last month, Fatah defeated Hamas in the student elections again, though, due to the Israeli offensive against Gaza and disappointment with the Palestinian Authority's performance, its winning margin dropped to 5 percentage points.