Sentence examples for margin relative to from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Fraser Ramzan at Nomura wiped £32m, or 4.7%, off his expectations for M&S's full-year profits and nearly 6% off his profit forecasts for Debenhams as he estimated their discounting activity had cost each retailer about £15m in lost profit margin relative to last year.

Based on academic studies of the effect of changes to voter ID laws, we had estimated that the law would have reduced turnout in Pennsylvania by 2 percent and reduced President Obama's margin relative to Mitt Romney by about 1 percentage point.

The model is verified to predict performance with less than 5%% error margin relative to a measured baseline.

The clinical protocol also included scoring of the height of the gingival margin relative to the crown margin.

However, these highest performance figures are achieved by a small margin relative to MDI+NMF and NMF and with different back-ends.

For each edge, the factor represents any implementation margin relative to the maximum mutual information given by the Shannon formula [8].

State-Level Margins Relative to the Nation (Ordered by Shift in Relative Vote) Some of the most emphatic shifts are explained by home-state effects.

The bank's profitability has been held back by its mortgage book, which it admits has low margins relative to rivals as it has a range that is capped at 2%, while the market average is almost 4%.

State-Level Margins Relative to the Nation (Ordered by 2012 Lean) Colorado — the tipping point state in 2008 — barely budged relative to the nation and so played the role of tipping point again in 2012.

These companies all have decent returns on equity and profit margins relative to industry peers.

Less is known about the use other birds make of margins, relative to their use of field centres in winter.