Sentence examples for margin which had from inspiring English sources

Many were pleased with the increase in revenue, but others remained concerned about the gross margin, which had been expected to come in at 18 percent.

Election workers spent days hunting for lost votes, while Floridians waited, in an uncomfortable replay of 2000, to see whether Mr. McBride's victory margin, which had dwindled to less than 10,000, would hold up.

Binani Cement's core profit margin, which had dropped to 21% last year, has increased to 34% in the first six months of the present financial year.

But analyst Mark FitzGerald of Bank of America worries that the gross margin, which had been rising, slumped in the last quarter to 43.3%, lower than management's guidance of 46%.

These tectonic events involved the emplacement of a number of thrust sheets, each of which was emplaced from NE to SW onto the Oman Tethyan continental margin which had been rifted during the Permian to Late Triassic – Early Jurassic(Robertson and Searle 1990).

"Cardiac care has been a source of some margin, which has been very important in subsidizing some services," said Robert J. Brody, the chief executive of St. Francis Hospital and Health Centers.

Jon Bell at Shore Capital said: We note a more cautious tone from management around the operating margin which has fallen by 70 basis points to 7.5%, mainly due to a shift in business mix.

Another Post writer, Libby Copeland, focused on margin, "which has been so abused in the six-week-long run-up to the Pennsylvania primary that it began suffering from diminishing marginal returns".

The study area in the Jixian period, Mesoproterozoic is located at a palaeo-continental margin, which has already shown good petroleum prospectivity.

Helping operations is the gross margin, which has improved from 22% to 34% since last April due to economies of scale and better processes.

The cap has radial grooves extending to nearly the center, and sometimes develops cracks in the margin, which has small rounded teeth.