Sentence examples for margin might narrow from inspiring English sources

If you weight the 2012 margins between Mr. Santorum and Mr. Romney as reported so far by the 2008 turnout in each county, it suggests that Mr. Santorum's margin might narrow slightly, but that he is perhaps the slight favorite to hold on; that method would have him winning statewide by 1.2 percentage points.

The margin might have been narrower had Italy shown a little more adventure, but when Ireland re-emerged they had clearly decided no further help was needed, shredding the Italian mid-field for five more tries, two of them to Hickie, before those final moments when, minus their captain as they were in those vital moments at Croke, they decided that more points were needed to test the French.

If Chinese manufacturers and their U.S. clients follow Apple's lead, severely strained margins might further narrow, experts say.

Especially the clustering of many markers within narrow margins might point at entrapment of markers against the colonic wall.

But industry profit margins will narrow as competition gathers.

Data might help you narrow the margin of error, but the decision is still a feeling.

Profits have indeed slumped over the past year, but taking the past decade to adjust for the impact of the economic cycle, profit margins have not narrowed as one might expect if there were massive spare capacity.

In the table, Less Might Be More, we show five retailers whose gross margins are narrowing, suggesting that their strategy is to steal shoppers away from the competition, and we show those whose margins are widening, which could come back to haunt them.

Profit margin narrowed to 12.1percentt from 12.7percentt.

But his career path might have narrowed.

When marketing costs go up, that profit margin narrows.