Sentence examples for margin which means from inspiring English sources

The Redskins were also plus-one in turnover margin, which means the Eagles are now a crippling minus-23 in turnovers.

First, such a structure is fortunately designed with codified rules leading to a large safety margin which means that failure is a small probability event.

Since there could exist more than one solution to this separation problem, SVM searches the only H with the maximum margin, which means that the distance or separation of the two classes are maximized by the choice of H.

All right, let's do some of that!" Naturally, the entrepreneurs who distribute the drug are always searching for a way to increase their profit margin, which means they'll splice your "California cornflakes" (a real euphemism according to About.com) with all manner of unsavory additives.

Both parenchymal involvement of the margin and vascular permeation at the margin were considered as "microscopic positive margin" (which means R1 resection).

This results in a small GTV to PTV margin which means that subclinical disease may move outside the PTV during the course of treatment into a 'rind' volume which receives a lower dose.

One judge had the contest even, a second scored it 115-113, and the third gave it the same margin, which mean a clear-cut decision for Foreman.

"Our price hikes will automatically have a negative impact on their profit margins, which means they will be reluctant to negotiate," Mr. Nalincioglu said.

"In many low-skilled sectors, businesses already run on very thin margins, which means there is limited scope to increase wages even at the best of times, when the economy is performing strongly.

It's important to note that online marketplaces like Tokopedia and its peers have very thin product margins, which means that they have to grow through economies of sale.

These can move your bottom margins up, which means less on a page, so you have to write less.