Sentence examples for margin of those from inspiring English sources

The margin of those planning to cut jobs over those planning to add them grew.

But the most popular suggestion by a wide margin of those who responded was "business to queers".

Americans say by a 16-point margin, 46percentto30percentcenthathathehe Trump administration's relationship with Russia is a legitimate issues, similar to the 13-point margin of those who said the same in a poll taken days before the firing.

"The margins of those manufacturers who make their own teas are being squeezed," said H. R. Khusrokhan, managing director of Tata Tea, India's largest tea producer.

In the cut-throat bookselling business, one fewer high street operator has to be good news for the margins of those left standing.

If profits are very low then companies will go out of business, improving the competitive position (and thus the margins) of those businesses that survive.

Somewhat coyly, the White House has said that there are no plans for a one-on-one meeting between Obama and Castro, but that the two may have the opportunity to meet "on the margins of those events".

"Financial markets have continued to function reasonably well, and credit continues to flow, although admittedly with reduced availability to less-than-investment-grade borrowers and at interest spreads sufficiently elevated to press on profit margins of those lower-rated borrowers," he said.

However, the only reliable data on the margins of those sectors are released at national level and not expected to represent the particular situation after the disaster.

I still have her comments in the margins of those old drafts.

On the margins of those affected by the changes in the insurance market wrought by Obamacare, you'll find people who are coming out of it authentically screwed.