Sentence examples for steep margin from inspiring English sources
"steep margin" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to a difference between two numbers or quantities that is relatively large or significant. For example: "The company reported a steep margin in its profits this quarter."
Once again, the Nets fell behind by a steep margin, trailing by 19 points in the third quarter.
That has left many ordinary Japanese savers facing not just paper losses as the yen climbed but also steep margin calls from foreign-exchange brokers.
Among the positions held by the firm: $5 billion in government bonds bought on steep margin and hedges on $3 billion worth of stock.
Other attempts at large-scale glasses-less 3D viewing carry costs in terms of image resolution, because they have to cover all the angles from the projector itself, which splits the total number of pixels displayed to any one person by a steep margin.
Day trading companies let their traders use this buying power on an intra-day basis to buy on steep margin, much steeper than they could get from an ordinary retail account at a Merrill Lynch or a Charles Schwab & Co. Day trading firms can escape the usual margin limits as long as they have the capital to cover any potential losses at the end of the day.
Later in the century, the trading of commodities futures on the Chicago Board of Trade ignited a fervor for speculation, but only the wealthy could afford the steep margin requirements to participate on the exchange.
Sites like eBay and Geocities were growing madly with steep margins.
This system continues downwards with vertical individual fault segments, often bordering the steep margins of the carbonate platforms.
Such an amplitude of sea-level rise, however, seems insufficient to trigger an oxygen deficiency within the basin lacking steep margins, or to shut off the neritic carbonate factory at positions of all wells in the Maldives, including at NMA-1, and to induce pelagic sedimentation all over the known parts of the platform.
Longmen Shan is the main mountain range along and one of the steepest margins of the eastern edge of the Tibetan Plateau in Sichuan Province, China.
The large-scale scour-fill complexes can be distinguished from small-scale channel fills based on the preservation of a steep upper margin and a coarse-grained infill comprising mainly amalgamated hydraulic-jump zone deposits.
