Sentence examples for shrink the margin from inspiring English sources

While Citibank Japan's loan-to-deposit ratio of less than 10% was already putting pressure on interest margins, the country's monetary stimulus measures were expected to shrink the margin figures further in the near term.

"Shrink the margins," she said loudly.

But muscles get tense, shrinking the margin for error.

"The cumulative impact of the Oprah departure is that it has shrunk the margin of separation for traditional news leaders, and provided an opportunity for traction by No. 2 and No. 3 stations," Mr. Ridge said.

The Falkirk players might have been excused a lap of honour for shrinking the margin of defeat as they had lost 5-2 on their last visit to Ibrox, but they will probably be feeling a little aggrieved over the manner in which Rangers extended their SPL lead to seven points.

As deforestation and development shrinks the margins between civilization and the untrammeled regions globally, diseases will have more opportunities for transmission to humans.

To boost Southcorp's returns, Park says he'll focus on core brands, boost ad spending, pare the number of wine-stock-keeping units and shrink the low-margin private-brand business for European chain stores.

That would shrink the president's margin there from about 136,000 to 119,000 -- or about 2percentt of the 5.5 million ballots cast.

The long prose lines of Tagore's poems, alternately, led No Ki-jŏng to shrink the top and bottom margins so the lines could stretch farther down the page.

After African-Americans lost their majority the council voted along racial lines by a 7 6 margin to shrink the common council from thirteen to nine members by eliminating the four at-large positions (three of which were held by African-Americans).

The purpose of the former condition is to not sacrifice the goodput of the CRN if there does not exist any nearby SU transmissions by gradually shrinking the unutilized capacity margin.