Sentence examples for need margin from inspiring English sources

"To generate volume in rolling settlements, we need margin trading products through large broking houses and through the banking system," said Ketan Sheth, director of Way2Wealth.com, a securities firm that recently introduced derivatives trading.

At the same time, to replace elderly, inefficient power plants and transmission lines, they need margins healthy enough to support massive investment.

One of the problems with his translation scheme with v was that at times one needed "margin notes," to keep track of which class es) the v was attached to when it was introduced.

It's a substantial margin, but Ottawa County is among the most conservative in Michigan, and Mr. Santorum needs margins of about this size to counterbalance Mr. Romney in the more populous, affluent and Romney-friendly suburbs to the north of Detroit.

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"But you don't need the margin you used to, because you can make it up in the southwest".

My paperback copy of "Illuminations," the collection it appears in, has fallen apart, but I'll never replace it — I need the margin notes to remind me who I was at the outset of my career.

"[FDIC Chairman] Sheila Bair doesn't like the prices," says Beal, but "you need a margin of error".

The banks cannot readily afford to pay more because they need fat margins to cover losses on loans to politically connected borrowers.

On Sunday night, Mr. Romney will hold a rally at the fairgrounds in Marion, Ohio, a Republican-leaning county, where he needs the margin of victory to return to the levels seen in 2004.

It is home to a strong anti-abortion movement, and Mr. Santorum, who has criticized other candidates for not addressing social issues more in Ohio, will need large margins in counties like Clermont.