Sentence examples for relatively high margin from inspiring English sources

That leaves the low-growth (though relatively high margin) media holdings as a decidedly non-core part of Verizon.

It is sold at a relatively high margin.

It is demonstrated that the ACI code and Han et al. model provide conservative strength predictions of CFDST short columns, with a relatively high margin of safety.

"In the year-end sales season which constitutes the highest proportion of the annual sales volume, software sales with a relatively high margin were significantly lower than our original forecasts," the firm said in a statement.

But Peter A. Brown, the poll's assistant director, who told Politico in March that its finding that 55% of self-identified Tea Partiers are women has a relatively high margin of error.

With 1100 deaths per year, there is a relatively high margin of error (9%) with a 95% confidence level.

"Calpis generates relatively high margins already compared with the rest of the soft drink industry," Ms. Tsunoda added, "but whether its margins would widen further after the acquisition is uncertain".

We made our client aware of the higher cost associated with factoring, but given the company's relatively high margins and growth prospects, the owner was willing to pay the higher price for faster access to capital.

No, says Mr Philips, for three reasons: Morrisons will exploit its buying power, its emphasis on fresh food brings relatively high margins and it will piggyback on Ocado's operations.

Because of their relatively high margins and small share in total production, ancillary services are well-suited for a remuneration scheme.

The 5s is still far and away the hotter device, according to Mixpanel and other sources, which is good news for Apple in terms of average selling price since it sees relatively high margins on the manufacture and sale of those devices according to industry estimates.