Sentence examples for margin would signal from inspiring English sources

Such a margin would signal significant disapproval of the company's governance, considering the family owns 40 percent of the voting rights.

Failure would signal major problems.

These recommendations, if adopted (for it is by no means certain they will be adopted) would signal a big concession from Pakistan's central powers, dominated by a mostly Punjabi military elite, to the country's unhappy margins.

That would signal pure mush.

One was that it would not win the votes to pass a resolution to its liking; the other was that its victory margin would be so thin that approval would send a signal of a divided Security Council rather than one that wanted to help.

The margin would have been suicidal.

A fixed margin would define 13%, half of the low bound of the CI, as the non-inferiority margin.

The anterior margin was also reduced to 1.5 cm where a larger margin would lie within the os pubis.

RCAS1 expression in pharyngeal and laryngeal healthy surgical margin would thus seem to be very significant.

Refusal would anyway signal immorality.

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