Sentence examples for margins it could from inspiring English sources

With its wide margins, it could splay out text and link blurbs horizontally so they were easy to skim as you scrolled.

While this has helped gross margins, it could have a long-term ill effect on reputation.

The business had lots of faulty parts but such fat profit margins it could absorb the cost.

So, Wall Street was confronted with shrinking profit margins when it could least afford them.

Mansoor, now a history professor at the Ohio State University, bemoaned "happy talk that the strategy is working and all they need to do is adjust at the margins", saying it "could create a credibility gap going forward if they don't become more forthright".

The last two games have been decided by two-point and one-point margins, and it could go down to the last minute again.

It's a razor-thin margin, and it could easily vanish should the price of corn rise or No. 534 fail to make the predicted weight or grade -- say, if he gets sick and goes off his feed.

If the Fed raised the margin requirement, it could gently help cool down a debt-fueled, bloated stock market without hurting Main Street in the process.

Based on a 22% operating margin reported last quarter, it could easily be twice that and those margins are almost certain to rise to and above the 30% mark by this time next year, but another illustration of how the process goes once the new trend begins.

A recent poll says that, despite its 24.6% margin on paper, it could fall to Labor with Green preferences on this issue – even though there are no known CSG reserves in Ballina and only a small slice of the electorate is covered by an exploration licence.

This is for several reasons, notably the massive extra burden of margin collateral that it could place on market participants," S&P said.