But Andorra's ski entrepreneurs were unhappy with the slim margins of low-cost skiing.
But refiners, which convert crude oil into gasoline and other refined products and can already export refined products, would not because they now enjoy wide profit margins because of low oil prices and high consumer demand for gasoline.
The deep low-frequency micro-earthquakes (denoted by white crosses), which would be related with the migration of fluid (Hasegawa and Yamamoto, 1994), are located near the margin of these low-velocity regions.
Margins of error, low correlations, or very large ones that mask confounding variables seldom make it into the lede of news stories, whereas "X will cure you" or "Y will kill you" always seem to.
The good five show increasing sales, an average net margin of 38%, a low ratio of accounts payable to sales and a high ratio of sales to assets, among other things.
For relatively small discrepancies between the outline of the preparation and the margin of the restoration, low and high viscous cements result in similar interface widths after cementation [ 65].
This method highlights the major influence of low margin instances on the performance of the pruning task and, more generally, the potential of low margin instances for the design of better ensembles.
But in the fourth quarter sales fell by 1.8%, partly due to a decision to move out of low margin frozen foods.
But there are legitimate concerns: it is the quintessential case study on the challenge of low margin platforms.
Once location has played out its magic, retailers tend to get squeezed in a business characterized by the infernal duo of low margin and high fixed cost.
