Sentence examples for margin more than from inspiring English sources

Opposite state polarization margin more than 90% is retained against imprint after the high temperature storage at 150 °C for 70 h.

In the U.S. retail sector alone, for example, the consultants calculate that big data could increase a retailer's operating margin more than 60 percent.

Ahuja told him that by July the production cost of the Roadster would drop to eighty-two thousand dollars, making the company's margin more than thirty per cent on each car.

Hillary Clinton won the popular vote by a substantial margin — more than two and a half million votes — but, under the baleful metrics of our Electoral College, the outcome was not especially close.

Jean-François Jean-François Jean-François Copér of the leadership of France's main conservative party on Monday night by a very narrow margin, more than 248hours after results had been expected.

As it turned out, Smith won by a significant margin, more than 7,000 votes, although when you consider that in 2005 the Tories came second in Norwich with just over 15,500 votes, there's no indication from this byelection that there's been a massive increase in their support.

Today, the mainstream embraces the margins more than ever.

Opium prices, though falling, are still high, and the margins more than compensate for the risks incurred by the crop's nominal illegality.

Profit rose in the oilseeds processing unit but fell in the corn processing unit, as negative ethanol margins more than offset improved results from sweeteners and starches.

The overall bankruptcy bill, which passed both houses of Congress by overwhelming margins more than a year ago, appears destined for final approval in the House and Senate, and the White House has suggested that President Bush will sign it.

He has been re-elected four times by such fat margins - more than 70percentt each time - that he's not at serious risk for taking an occasional position contrary to North Dakota's interests.