Sentence examples for tougher margin from inspiring English sources

Banks are once again throwing money at hedge funds and private-equity firms (though with tougher margin requirements).

GoPro described "an extremely competitive" drone market with tough margins, plus a "hostile" regulatory environment.

Indeed, Samsung's staying power in what will surely be a tough, margin-stressed slog toward leadership in electronics marketing may lie in the powerful chip revenue stream.

It's a tough world out there for on-demand startups — confusion around the W2 vs. 1099 conversation, tough margins, and customer service are but a few of the initial obstacles for these companies.

Competing as an Android OEM is tough and getting tougher as margins are squeezed, smartphone growth slows and competition proliferates.

The result is that refining — which, until recently, was a tough, low-margin business — has become tremendously lucrative.

It seems trading is tough and margins are under pressure at the debt-laden department store, which doesn't bode well for its efforts to get either a sale or a stockmarket flotation off the ground in the new year.

"Like Barcelona in football … they're the best team, but to win back-to-back Champions Leagues, even though you're the best, it's so tough, the margins are so small.

Its biggest rivals are Wesco Distribution and Anixter, but as a group the three firms only account for 16% market share in a tough low-margin business.

Smaller operations are struggling with slimmer profit margins, tougher regulations and greater costs.

"The smaller the margin, the tougher the fight.