Sentence examples for margins because of from inspiring English sources

As they retrench to their domestic market, they face decreasing margins because of fiercer competition.

In America such older drugs have tiny margins because of the fierce competition from makers of unbranded "generic" copies.

The question is, as the economy begins to contract it's now contracting, mostly because of oil and gas prices, but in the margins because of sanctions as well.

PC manufacturers needed better margins (because of the Windows 7 pricing squeeze, and a market that was slowing and shifting further to laptops).

On the plus side, the company may be seeing an improvement in profit margins because of less aggressive pricing of its PCs, he said.

That became a problem during the recession, she said, when "we were a little bit squeezed on our margins because of the high cost of the euro".

While strong sales growth tends to boost Intel's profit margins, the company also expects to see margins widen because of the shift toward more profitable products and increases in production efficiency.

"Eighteen is a big margin because of the way they play defense," he said.

It was 34-17, and yet the margin, because of the Ravens' defensive superiority, seemed much worse.

But the pro‐Market forces were still surprised by the margin because of past errors here by pollsters.

It is sometimes difficult to assess the design safety margin because of uncertainties in the predicted heat flux and the material properties used in the thermal analyses.