Sentence examples for margin which was from inspiring English sources

Mr. Khatami's broad victory margin — which was repeated in 2001 — still feeds their sense that they are the country's true majority.

She is charismatic and deserves credit for some of Clinton's popular-vote margin, which was largely racked up in California, where people came out for the Senate race.

One bright spot was gross margin, which was 58.1percentt for the fourth quarter, beating the company's own target, and improving from 52percentt in the third quarter.

The Bills have forced 478 turnovers this season, force nearly 15 turnovers per game, and have a +3.7 turnover margin, which was 11th best in the nation.

These carbonates formed adjacent to the Apulian platform margin, which was oriented approximately NE SW to NW SE along the southern and northern edges of the promontory, respectively.

In the mid-Cretaceous, this area changed from a subduction zone accumulating volcanogenic sediments to a passive, low-relief margin, which was crossed by north-flowing rivers.

"It would decrease my profit margin, which is slim," said Jeff Krehbiel of Hydro, Okla.

He goes into the election leading by a wide margin, which is unlikely to change.

The authors focused on one particular figure, called the contribution margin, which is an important measure of a hospital's income and ability to cover its costs.

Several analysts said they were surprised by a weaker than expected expansion in Walgreen's gross margin, which is a basic measure of profitability.

Most polls have Obama up significantly, but the last Washington Post/ABC poll had him back down to a 1-point margin, which is far more typical.