Sentence examples for margin should rise from inspiring English sources

During the conference call, CEO Reed Hastings suggested that as Netflix gets better content through licensing deals and original programming, its margin should rise.

This business is now running at about break even, but margins should rise as volumes increase.

If Mr Abe's economic-revival plan works, he adds, demand for loans and margins on them should rise even more.Consolidation is unlikely in the next few years, reckons Ryoji Yoshizawa of Standard & Poor's in Tokyo, since the FSA cannot force the issue, and most regional banks are still profitable.

By 2002, Mr. Boehm estimated, the Nestlé's operating margin for ice cream should rise above 7percentt, below the company's overall margin of more than 10percentt, but better than the estimated 2.7 percent that ice cream earned last year.

Interpreting this theory in an open economy framework implies that increased competition from international trade will also reduce employers' ability to engage in costly discrimination against women by driving down profit margins, and hence women's relative wages should rise.

But he argues that the stock is worth buying because when CSX starts to equal the profit margins of other railroads, as he expects it will, the shares should rise.

Hawks believe rates should rise.

Either way, share prices should rise.

If supply shrinks, prices should rise.

Sea where the light should rise.

Government capital spending, for instance, should rise.