Sentence examples for margin to pick from inspiring English sources

But the company also expects deal margin to pick up again in the next quarter.

According to Sam Theodore of Moody's, interest margins have begun to pick up this year.

To pick winners and losers is always the easy part but whenever I'm asked to pick by margins, it's always difficult.

This tendency to pick out margins and lines of demarcation is so strong that living organisms tend to see such lines even where they do not physically exist, like in the famous figures of Kanizsa.

"The Gore folks made a big mistake to try to cherry-pick where they thought they'd win to pick up the margin," Mr. Galvin said.

Hogdson converted from a narrow angle and added a penalty but a late kick from replacement Macleod reduced the margin to five points, enabling Sale to pick up a losing bonus point.

If Mr. Obama won by a similar margin, he'd be at least even-money to pick up the state as well.

Mr. Bush's decision to pick fights with Congress on the margins of federal spending is unlikely to have any impact on the budget or on the economy.

Mr. Sullivan said the Senate is unlikely in November to pick up additional votes needed for such a margin.

Other honorees include "Margin Call," which could use a win here, for best ensemble, to pick up steam in the greater awards horse race.

You always want to deliver quickly to a customer so you might want to pick air rather than road and that hits margins.