Sentence examples for margin should have from inspiring English sources

That day they annihilated Fulham 4-0, and a similar margin should have been established on this occasion.

The literature offers little guidance on what is 'large enough' to induce participation and have an effect on behaviour [ 37, 65], although as indicated above, economic theory indicates that incentives at the margin should have the desired effects.

However, Mr. Romney is now in a position where he is winning his average states by a fairly clear margin, and should have some wiggle room in the case where one or two things run against him.

Because residual tumor was detected at the margin, we should have resected the pulmonary artery more proximally using extracorporeal circulation, but metastases to the contralateral lung were suspected and we did not want to perform a more invasive procedure that would not be curative.

Some banks, however, will have sold CDSs.Across the entire financial system these CDS exposures largely net off, Barclays reckons, and collateral and margin-calls should have reduced the outstanding exposures to relatively small amounts.

"If size were indicative of operating margins, then Porsche should have the lowest margins in the industry.

We lost by a very narrow margin: could have, should have – it's the way it is".

Allen felt the scoreline flattered his opponent a little and felt his margin of victory should have been wider.

Yesterday's margin of victory should have been more emphatic but their known limitations, exposed by Algeria to a greater degree than Slovenia could manage, have yet to be exploited by a top side.

The simple conversion made it a 20-point margin and it should have been increased minutes later when Logovi'i Mulipola looked like he would round off a blistering 10-phase move.

"We fought all the way to the end against New Zealand and it was only a three-wicket margin and we should have won against the West Indies the week before so we're getting there," added Collingwood.