Sentence examples for margins would be from inspiring English sources

The reference to 40% margins would be wonderful, if true it is not.

The easiest way for WPP to improve the margins would be to cut employees, he said.

Analysts said expanding the profit margins would be one of Stephen Riggio's principal challenges.

"That's a pretty sexy offering," he bragged, without giving details of how those margins would be widened.

However, it cautioned that its gross margins would be lower during that time given continued cost pressures and its recent acquisition of the lower-margin Yoplait.

Fannie Mae said today that it increased its protection against falling interest rates last month, easing concern that its profit margins would be squeezed.

"My first choice by a long fat margin would be to reduce those marginal tax rates, to do it now and make it retroactive".

Who knows how large the margin would be had they been allowed to keep struggling.

The company said its gross margin would be 67percentto69percentcent in its current quarter.

Believing that the election margin would be razor thin, he felt that these efforts might make the difference.

He is aiming to beat the record by two or three weeks, claiming that a narrower margin would be "ungentlemanly".