Sentence examples for margin would make from inspiring English sources

Even The Daily Telegraph, a strong supporter of the Conservatives, said that thin margin would make it impossible for Mr. Cameron to win a commons majority.

Kaydon's net profit margins would make even Jack Welch proud.

This margin would have made a legal challenge to any state's vote less sustainable politically, as well as futile in the long run.

The handful of kingpins who lead big drug operations are estimated to earn a staggering $1.67 to $2.5 million a year, a margin that would make Sam Walton proud.

BARREL-CHESTED Domingo Turby has profit margins that would make most industrialists drool.

"He's worried about the market being too high, but his argument that a margin requirement increase would make it harder for small investors to participate is in some sense saying, 'I don't want to spoil the party for them,' " Professor Sylla said.

Rocket Internet hopes that focusing on countries where there is still relatively little competition will result in higher margins than it would make in developed markets such as Europe.

The margin would have been suicidal.

That would make margin ownership responsible for, at most, 5% of current market cap.

In July, the House of Representatives approved, by a broad margin, a bill that would make any type of cloning, including so-called therapeutic cloning for research, a crime.

The relatively high-margin operation at Kinray would make it an attractive target for McKesson, Cardinal Health or AmerisourceBergen if any of them wanted a stronger regional foothold.