Sentence examples for margin might have from inspiring English sources

Portugal's victory margin might have been greater.

Had Mr. McCain contested Michigan through the final month, the 2008 margin might have been closer.

Advertising sales reps, with a 40-50% gross margin, might have $3-5M 3-5M inannualta.

In this game, on this field, a two-score margin might have been insurmountable.

So dominant were the Patriots in the first half — they allowed just 134 yards of offense — that the one-touchdown margin might have seemed like a disappointment.

Nor did Mr. Thompson take seriously the theory that Mr. Bloomberg's margin might have been diminished because some of his supporters, anticipating a blowout, did not bother to vote.

Lora M. Pellegrini, the president of the Massachusetts Association of Health Plans, called the denials "a very reckless act" and warned that insurers on thin margins might have trouble paying claims.

Clinton's loss was so narrow that improvements in African American turnout and in margins might have put her in the White House.

And yet, based on your own fascination with his folksy ways and tissue-thin views on free markets, you endorsed him ("Crunch time", November 4th 2000).If you had looked more closely at the man, the 2000 election, decided by the closest of margins, might have been different.

Depending what price you put on it, you get different numbers; given that the Surface RT sold for around $900, principally through Microsoft's stores, the margins might have been thin but the revenue boost would be solid – perhaps as much as $1bn, perhaps only $500m.

This indicates that its margins might have been hit by as much as 170 basis points, increasing what it has estimated for its future margins.