Sentence examples for margin may help from inspiring English sources

The second reason for acting is rather more banal - they'll cut because it does no harm and at the margin may help, even if only a little.

The smaller profit margins may help Motorola regain market share, though they put more pressure on the company to control costs.

The increased development rate, increased tendency for survival and larger phenotypic space of A. urticae bred in field margins may help this nettle-feeding butterfly species to deal successfully with human-induced rapid environmental changes.

On the margin, the Cyprus debacle may help fringe parties aiming to exploit frustration with the current political class.

It may help at the margin.

Developing in a more compact manner may help at the margin, but the greatest reduction in congestion appears to be achievable through expansion of surface streets and higher highway user fees.

This feedback could be important for evaluating the tradeoff between higher safety margin and longevity/phrenic stimulation avoidance, and may help improve CRT response by ensuring that a high degree of effective LV pacing is delivered at the programmed margins.

Apprenticeship schemes may help at the margins by making youngsters more employable, but they will not substitute for economic recovery.

Most importantly for meal kit companies, expanding into wines may help them improve margins.

The margin may be helped by Amazon's effort to cut inventory and to further reduce the number of orders shipped in more than one box.

Looking at the bone margins of the JF on the bone window of PET/CT may help differentiate glomus tumors which tend to have a permeative destructive margins from schwannoma which tend to cause smooth expansion of the JF (Fig. 7e) and meningioma, which may have permeative sclerotic margins [ 25].