Sentence examples for margin to make from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bastian said he would cut his own profit margin to make the lower prices work.

"You need a pretty substantial margin to make this a profitable venture," he said.

Enfield won the title in 85-86 by a big enough margin to make them champions under both the new system and the old one.

To increase investors' returns, all that has to happen is for the stocks bought on margin to make more profit than the interest paid on that margin.

Opposition figures had earlier said that although they expected some electoral fraud and rigging, they hoped to win by a sufficient margin to make their victory impossible to contest.

Half-ticks, ticks, double ticks, quarter-ticks, doodles in the margin to make fun of embarrassing mistakes, the rare and coveted triple tick, mocking tones of voice on the phone when the other is getting petulant about having full paragraphs, complete pages, sometimes entire chapters torn out and dumped in the bin.

Its formal agenda is dominated by relations with former Soviet nations, but Mr Cameron confirmed he would use talks in the summit's margins to make the case for change.

They cannot, he thinks, have been plaques on the walls, since there are no signs of rivets or nails, nor does the text leave wide enough margins to make it possible that they may have been framed.

"We're doing this with the notion," Mr. Woodhouse said, "that if we can help in any way, even at the margins, to make this any easier on Obama, it will preserve some of his political capital".

In a settlement with NASD, Ameritrade agreed to a $10 million fine related to alleged violations of Federal Reserve Regulation T, which requires customers in cash accounts (non-margin) to make full cash payments for each trade "without regard to unsettled proceeds of any securities sold".

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