Sentence examples for margin is thin from inspiring English sources

And, as in New York, Ms. Stritch, who is 77, wants to play only five shows a week, meaning that any potential profit margin is thin.

Tortillerias can work well as local businesses, because freshness is important to consumers and because the manufacturers' profit margin is thin enough -- 30 tortillas sell for about $1 in New York -- that reduced distribution costs provide an edge.

Not terribly exciting, and the profit margin is thin (1.3% aftertax).

But the profit margin is thin, and the inventory risk abundant.

That shows that the company's profit margin is thinner than investors had thought.

And he simply cannot count on Florida, even though Obama's margin was thinner in Florida than Ohio or Virginia, both because of Republican punting of Latino voters, and just because it is... Florida.

"The margins are thin on these laptops".

But in the State Senate, the margins are thin.