Sentence examples for margins too from inspiring English sources

Margins too tight.

You can write notes to yourself in the margins too.

They are often decided by tiny margins, too, sometimes the width of a puck.

Nothing sustainable can compete with peat on price, so it enjoys fat profit margins, too.

Sanders has won states by big margins, too -- Kansas and Vermont -- but they have far fewer delegates to award.

With a lack of difficulty comes more choice, more variation, and, yes, lower prices (lower margins, too).

And by a significant margin, too.

Digital sales yield a higher profit margin too.

And of course, banks are businesses, so there's a profit margin too.

Mr. Murphy was ahead by 2,456 votes, a margin too wide to cause an automatic recount in the county.

Mack Allison, one of Douglas's coaches, said he thought the result was correct but the margin too wide.