Sentence examples for own margin from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCotter saw his own margin of victory shrink noticeably despite being opposed by a weakly financed Democratic challenger.

A combination of events -- a razor-thin election with huge stakes in a state where counties count ballots with four technologies, each with its own margin of error -- has put punch-card voting systems at the heart of historic uncertainty over the presidential election.

But, as Gadfly points out, that's actually better than Amazon's own margin.

StackMob earns a 20 to 30 perfect referral fee from the provider, but it's adding its own margin on top of the prices the provider sets.

After paying developers their 30% cut for providing the photo and sales lead, CanvasPop takes the other 70% to cover printing, shipping, and its own margin.

If Ontruck sets the price too low it runs the risk of either reducing its own margin and potentially even losing money or having no one on the supply side accept the job.

It has worked to increase the pay of temporary staff, initially by reducing its own margins.

In effect, Szalay is unembarrassed to write in his own margins, whenever he needs to, "MAIN THEME".

And once demand reaches critical mass, online retailers will raise prices for brand-name products, improving their own margins, and start emphasizing private-label competitors, she added.

Groupon does not disclose its own margins, but they appear to be considerable; Mr. Mason says it has been profitable since June 2009, when it was all of seven months old.

He writes, "In A&P's view, its aggressive efforts to cut purchasing costs, narrow its own margins and reduce consumer prices in order to build business were exactly what a company was supposed to do in a competitive economy".