Sentence examples for margin of course from inspiring English sources

This margin, of course, is yuuuuge.

Understanding this doesn't mean he wants to lower his operating profit margin, of course not.

At the margins, of course not.

The importance of margins, of course, is nothing new.

This is usually said to be because of low margins (free services tend to have low margins of course) and lack of personnel to combat this abuse up front.

CNN exit polls confirmed the shellacking Santorum took from his Democratic opponent Bob Casey Jr., losing virtually every voter group by wide margins: Democrats, of course, (Casey won 93 percent of the Democratic vote); independents (Casey 73 percent); moderates (65 percent); women (61 percent) and so on and so forth.

Just by comparison, the discount retailer Poundland floated at a valuation of £725m last week, and had revenues roughly 10 times those of Just Eat last year - although its margins were of course much slimmer.

In cases where critical organs are directly adjacent to either GTV or CTV, margins will, of course, be adjusted.

On Wednesday Ryan Seacrest, the host, dispelled any notion that this year's race was close by announcing the vote margin — but not, of course, the winner — near the start of the broadcast.

You had revenue upside, gross margin upside and of course earnings upside," said Ashok Kumar, analyst at Collins Stewart.

It cut into the thin profit margins of golf course operators.