Sentence examples for no further margin from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, ABF say that Primark will see no further margin benefit from lower cotton prices in the second half.

Another study 35 depletes neutrophils in conditions where all mice reach endpoint and show high bacterial loads; therefore, unlike in our model, there is no further margin to exacerbate coinfection by neutrophil depletion.

Intel is likely to cut prices to keep the silicon hyenas at bay, an act that would no doubt lead to further margin erosion.

Wolseley is experiencing a slowdown in the markets outside the US, while consensus expectations on the potential for further margin improvement appear excessive.

PARAMAX subsequently arranged with UBS to substitute the credit default swap with a restructured note that would not generate further margin calls.

We forecast network modernisation (parcel automation and logistics optimisation) to drive productivity improvements and facilitate headcount reduction, delivering further margin improvement.

On Friday, Carlyle Capital said that it was "considering all available options" after it received further margin calls, prompting some analysts to warn that more funds could struggle to meet increasingly tighter margin requirements.

From a trading perspective, there remains good organic growth prospects for UK formats, backed up by further margin and cost initiatives, including the reorganisation of the distribution network next year.

It said Asda aside, none of the other three players were able to engage in many more rounds of price cuts as they had limited financial capacity to absorb further margin declines.

Monthly recurring revenue run rate within the group of £755,000 (2012: £643,000) indicates 88% coverage of 2014 estimated revenue and reiterates the quality of earnings: we lift our target price to 10p (from 8p), with the potential delivery of synergies adding further margin benefit to the revenue growth.

"Contract durations vary from three to 12 months and suggest further margin pressure in the second-quarter.