Sentence examples for margins getting from inspiring English sources

With their lending margins getting thinner, state banks may be less inclined to offer cheap credit to state firms.

The company is still selling tens of millions of iPhones and iPads, but investors are concerned about its growth slowing and profit margins getting tighter.

As Jon Fort of CNBC tweeted, "$HPQ margins getting squeezed in PCs, servers, & revenue short in enterprise.

The margins get terribly thin up there.

And entrepreneurs operating on narrow profit margins get no circuit breakers, Mr. Hoene said.

"We have legislated to introduce a capacity market that will help guard against blackouts and ensure there is sufficient supply when margins get tight.

It is the producers – the farmers - whose margins get squeezed to nothing or worse by monopsonies – look it up here – big chains who are monopoly buyers and can dictate terms as easily as monopoly sellers.

The risk is that it decelerates and the margins get squeezed.

But as oil hits new highs, refiners see their margins get squeezed, which cuts into profits.

The margins get very, very tight in terms of the amount of capacity that is there".

This means that, as the company grows, its margins get healthier and the business gets stronger.