Sentence examples for margin from the from inspiring English sources
One way they do this is to demand margin from the parties that trade through them.
Four minutes later, midfielder Michael McGlinchey had the chance to further reduce the margin from the penalty spot only to blast high and wide.
On the men's side, Japan's Daisuke Takahashi was outpointed in the free skate by Evan Lysacek, the United States champion, yet he still won the overall competition thanks to his overwhelming margin from the short program.
"The publishing of disgusting labels and the promotion of 'pasquinades' in the media; destroying and pouring dirt on everything that stands out, even by the smallest margin, from the grey mass of advertising: that is real fascism, in my opinion".
The trades the Yankees have made in the last month are restoring them to the prominence to which they are accustomed: first place, the margin from the pack ever growing, and the enjoyment of one-sided wipeouts, like the 19-1 destructiof of the Baltimore Orioles tonight.
"We are pleased to report that the performance in our business has continued to be strong with like for like sales remaining in excess of management forecasts although, as previously reported, we have suffered some loss of margin from the weakness in the euro in JD's euro denominated business," the statement said.
"Everybody is working on tighter margins, from the wholesaler to the local distributor to the subcontractor".
The industry runs on slim margins from the retailers and main fast food companies.
On the other hand, the movies take life from the margins, from the grotesques in the background.
Many Japanese manufacturers have increased or relocated vehicle production outside of Japan to shelter their profit margins from the effects of the strong yen.
And where the mass-marketed approach was low-margin from the artist perspective, the target-marketed approach can be much higher margin (which is how Joe Purdy buys a house on his iTunes sales).
