Sentence examples for margin would have from inspiring English sources

Without these measures, the Grid said the capacity margin would have been just 1.1%.

"The margin would have been more if it was not for him".

For the hedge fund, that margin would have to be 10 points a year.

The margin would have been 18.04 with one board to go; first place would still have been settled.

Note that if Rosen had doubled four spades, the margin would have been an even more painful 1 imp.

Had this been a match play golf contest the margin would have been a comfortable 4&3.

But the bill, which passed both houses of the legislature by wide margins, would have required pharmacists to tell the patient's doctor whether a biosimilar or the brand-name drug was dispensed.

Anyone could still take their pictures, but the Indians, many of whom live at the economic margins, would have some recourse if they saw the pictures being sold, or used in advertising.

Meg Whitman, HP's CEO, said that if the figures had been reported correctly then the operating margins would have been "28 to 30%, rather than 45%." Intriguingly, until the second quarter of 2008, Autonomy's operating margins wavered from 28%to37%7% - but after that they took off, hitting a peak of 50% in the fourth quarter of 2009.

Koppelman and Wechsler insist that many people in the period wrote in both hands; that the hand of the annotator (particularly on the trailing blank) is actually mixed, italic and secretary; and that, in any case, the circumstances of the annotations, crowded in margins, would have left no room for the loopier, space-consuming secretary script.

If the foods business had dominated his overall portfolio, the blended margins would have been severely dented.