Sentence examples for margin might be from inspiring English sources

Analysts' new working assumption is that a 6% margin might be possible come 2019.

The reality is that the margin might be bloated but it is not mistaken.

Alonzo Mourning, the current team's co-captain, conceded that such a winning margin might be hard to beat.

A 14.4% profit margin might be fine for a branded-goods firm but looks indecent for a business that caters to cash-strapped government.

WASHINGTON — For most people who have heard or read about Hugo Chávez in the international media, his reelection on Sunday as president of Venezuela by a convincing margin might be puzzling.

Because the method used is only an approximation of insured status, some cases on the margin might be misclassified, but such errors are likely rare.

Also, while margins might be high at 5 per cent in food, they are nowhere near those in clothing, which can be up to 70 per cent.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, Nike warned that prices for leather "are rising due in part to European cattle diseases" and that if the prices continued to rise, its gross margins might be hurt in fiscal year 2002.

Simulations showed that even for small delays controllability margins might be very low.

The South China Sea has become a natural laboratory for understanding the processes of continental breakup because of the ease by which conjugate margins might be compared.

25, 36, 40 Neoadjuvant systemic therapy has a significant impact on tumor histology, and even prognostic factors such as resection margins might be less important.