Sentence examples for margin when the from inspiring English sources
Nadeau led by a wide margin when the second caution came out.
But Senate Democrats say they have found precedent for sticking to the one-member committee margin when the parties are so narrowly divided.
Running an I.T. company with that sort of margin, when the industry average is 25percentt, would have been impossible, analysts say.
When the vote eventually came about on the broad question of whether to impose undergraduate tuition, this person said, it passed by a significant margin; when the board later voted on a specific tuition plan, it passed without opposition, and only a few abstentions.
The price of phase two allowances has risen to a level high enough to get some power generators to switch from coal to gas at the margin when the gas price is moderate; but not high enough to get them to replace coal-fired power stations with gas-fired ones nor to encourage much of the innovation that carbon trading had been expected to spawn.
The most obvious explanation for this is the larger safety margin when the extent of pleural effusion is greater.
Each tries to avoid what Lila loathingly describes as the problem of "dissolving margins," when "the outlines of people and things suddenly dissolved, disappeared".
Second, like everyone else in the health care industry, insurance companies are uncertain about the future, particularly about what will happen to their margins when the new exchanges open in October.
Talk of high-speed trains and time savings will be pushed to the margins when the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, makes a keynote speech next month affirming the principal need for extra capacity.
The results demonstrated significantly faster braking responses and larger safety margins when the vibrotactile warning signal was presented than when it was not.
Agar was given a brief scare when he had only made six runs, Swann being denied a stumping by the smallest of margins when the replays were checked by the third umpire.
