Sentence examples for margin forgone from inspiring English sources

Results show that the gross margin – energy trade-off is £36 GJ−1, representing the gross margin forgone by maximising net farm energy cf. maximising farm gross margin.

The gross margin GHG emission trade-off is £0.15 kg−1 CO2 eq, representing the gross margin forgone per kg of CO2 eq reduced when GHG emissions are minimised cf. maximising farm gross margin.

On this reasoning, the gross margin-energy trade-off has a value of £36 GJ−1 which represents the gross margin forgone per GJ of additional net energy produced by comparing the outputs from the two contrasting model solutions (i.e. gross margin and net energy maximisation).

The gross margin-GHG emission trade-off is £0.15 kg−1 CO2 eq and the energy-GHG emission trade-off is 0.03 GJ kg−1 CO2 eq which represent the gross margin or net energy forgone per kg of CO2 eq emissions saved when comparing the gross margin and net energy model solutions against the GHG emission solution.

A 2006 McKinsey report estimated that by remaining in the shadows a retailer could more than triple its profit margin, but at the cost of forgoing investment and economies of scale.

In short, young people are attracted to brands and companies that stand for something bigger than a profit margin, and many are willing to forgo higher salaries if it means finding a deeper sense of fulfillment in their work or purchasing behavior.

"And they're willing to forgo a little bit on margin so they get that sale".

Especially for lenders who have forgone the origination and servicing fees, the margin rate charged on the loan balance is the primary way the lender or any buyer on the secondary market earns revenue.

That margin became insurmountable when the Norwegian announced that he would forgo the slalom after cancellation of downhill and super-G races Wednesday and Thursday because of adverse weather conditions.

These two anchoring points -- utility in use of work at the margin, and utility in use of the leisure activity forgone in favor of exercise -- can be used as a yardstick for the measurement of the value of utility in use of exercise.

Many retailers have complained less publicly about the plan because Universal, the largest music company, is asking them to forgo certain marketing subsidies and sell its CD's at a lower profit margin, betting that reduced prices will generate enough new sales to make up the difference.