Sentence examples for thinner margin from inspiring English sources

The pro-whaling screed was approved by a much thinner margin: 33 votes to 32.

Israel necessarily has a thinner margin of security than the United States, given differences in size, geography and military capabilities.

So: accepting a much thinner margin on those texts, in exchange for a higher volume of usage and potentially the promise of selling sponsorship or advertising against that.

For now, it sounds like the open platform could mean a thinner margin than PayPal's core product, with the tradeoff being a much bigger funnel of purchases to improve the returns.

But while cloud-based businesses have been one of the biggest growth engines in enterprise technology, they have been doing so on a much thinner margin base than their larger, legacy competitors.

In that context, two of the startups in this space coming together makes some sense: it gives them more economies of scale on the thinner margin business, for starters.

Exporters have had to accept thinner margins.

Deregulation meant competition and thinner margins.

Big clients have the power to demand thinner margins.

Thinner margins on food products sold at Wal-Mart could affect a company's earnings.

Higher NHS volumes would more than make up for thinner margins, say analysts.