Sentence examples for margins drop from inspiring English sources

Leland Westerfield of UBS Warburg Research spoke for many analysts when he said that, if margins drop, the stock would eventually follow.

And while NAND cost cuts were outpaced by a plunging market price for flash memories, they still staved a stiffer margins drop.

"We think that the smaller TVs will see margins drop to the single digits in the next four years," he says.

Of course, the moment you begin operating in China, your margins drop, your efficiencies drop, the level of clarity drops and your frustration spikes.

According to a Navigant Consulting study, nearly two-thirds of U.S. health systems saw deteriorating margins over the past three years, with the for-profit hospitals analyzed seeing operating margins drop by 39% over the same period.

Gross margins dropped to 55.7percentt, compared with the company's earlier revised forecast of 58percentt.

Operating margins, meanwhile, were down to 9.16percentt, from 9.87percentt, while net margins dropped to 5.65percentt from 6.04percentt.

But in the other seven, the vote totals for the Democratic nominee rose even as his margins dropped.

As North Korea outsourced the drug trade, its profit margins dropped — and more and more insiders skimmed off the system to line their pockets.

Exxon said its refining margins dropped last quarter, reducing its profit from refining operations by 39percentto to $1.17 billion, from the period a year earlier.

Refining margins are expected to be a drag on third-quarter earnings for integrated oil and gas producers as well as independent refiners as refining margins dropped by more than half from second-quarter levels in some United States regions.