Sentence examples for margin has gone from inspiring English sources

Now that their ratings, without state guarantees, are mostly single-A, the margin has gone.

In fact, the team that ranked first nationally in rebounding margin has gone to the Final Four in 4 of the last 10 years, and of the 40 teams during that period, half ranked in the top 20, putting the median rank at 22.5.

Another poll, by the Tarrance Group, said the margin had gone from 8 points to 18.

The established wisdom is that England's 38-21 hammering of New Zealand in the autumn of 2012 remains the outstanding performance under coach Stuart Lancaster: the reigning world champions beaten by a record-breaking margin, having gone unbeaten in 20 matches; England fielding fewer international caps between them that November day than the opposition front row.

The days of huge margins have gone for outsourcing contracts".

A Tajik selling imported nuts and dried fruit in Moscow says his profit margins have gone.As for Central Asian labourers in Russia, some of their leaders expect about a quarter to return home.

"The cost of doing business as a logger has increased and the profit margins have gone down, and the sense of impunity that existed just a few years ago has diminished".

"So their profit margins have gone up more than the Mercks, the Eli Lillys and the General Electrics," he says.

For now, however, it seems that the firm is content to work to differentiate itself from the raw cloud storage market, where margins have gone from slim to none to worse.

"When it gets to the lottery, the process is complete — it has gone from the margins to the mainstream," said Rona Sela, a researcher and curator of historical Israeli and Palestinian photography, whose work focuses on how images from each culture are used to build perceptions and views of the other.

Rosi has gone out and interviewed the people that live and work around this circular margin.