Sentence examples for margin would rise from inspiring English sources
Nestlé, based in Vevey, Switzerland, nevertheless raised its forecast for revenue growth this year and said that its profit margin would rise.
Alstom, which also maintains some of the trains for the London Underground, previously forecast an operating margin near the 7.2% it reported last year, and had predicted the margin would rise to 8% over the next three years.
Such a shift in demand would dramatically affect production patterns: the financial net margin of England and Wales agriculture would rise, due to increased production of high market value and high economic margin crops.
Were Kraft to enjoy the same margin uplift that Heinz has, this would rise to 6%—still subpar.
Considering a situation at which gross margin would drop by 10%% and variable cost would rise by the same rate, the treatment with 60 kg ha−1 still will give the highest MRR.
Then profit margins would jump to nearly average levels next year, and profits would rise 25%.
The report written by researcher Tim Philpott said the UK's spare electricity margin had fallen from 17% in the winter of 2011-12 to about 1% this winter, and household bills would rise £30 by 2020 to plug the gap.
Interest rates would rise.
That would rise to $3.40.
Yields on these would rise.
