Sentence examples for points of margin from inspiring English sources

So far, Tesco has "lost" around 200 basis points of margin and has not improved its market position.

Nigel Parson at Evolution Securities said: The headline grabbing +3% in second quarter like for like sales looks great but it was achieved at the cost of 60 basis points of margin and we calculate the extra £10m-£12m £10m-£12mhalf sales was at the coft ofirst of earnings before interest and tax.

So big are its revenues and margins that even if it lost 20 percentage points of market share and ten points of margin, says Mr Norwood, it would still be in an enviable position.In short, Intel is likely to maintain its position at the top of the industry for some years to come.

"We add several points of margin where we [offer] services," Mitchell says.

Stitzer remains bearish: He stressed that ten basis points of margin equated only to around £7 million ($13 million) "which, frankly, isn't huge in the context of a business with nearly £7 billion (annual) sales".

Three points of margin is a very significant difference in a close presidential election.

"In clothing… RRP, in general, the starting point of margin is towards 80percentnt.

Choosing the right boxes alone adds up to about a point of margin savings.

And 10 basis points of lost margin can really sting in a business where typical net margins are between 1% and 5%, as estimated by USDA economist Ephraim Leibtag.

Across all 58 models, the standard error was 8 points of vote margin or 4.6 points of incumbent vote share.

"That was probably three or four points of the margin right there," said William Cunningham, a senior adviser to the Bloomberg campaign.