Sentence examples for typical profit margin from inspiring English sources

Given that the typical profit margin for a health insurance plan is under 5%, there isn't much fat on the bone.

"With boutique hotels, your typical profit margin exceeds any other real estate class," says David Duncan of Denihan Hospitality, which manages the Affinia, James and Benjamin brands.

Hallinan sees the $25 discount as something of a public service -- the discount is equivalent to his typical profit margin on a gun sale, he said.

At Apple's typical profit margins, the present value of these sales would be perhaps $22 billion, according to a study from Southridge Research.

It said that it expected those conditions to continue through 2004 and that it did not anticipate returning to typical industry profit margins even in 2005.

(A typical hospital enjoys a profit margin of 48% on each privately insured patient and suffers a 44% loss on each patient covered by Medicaid, the government programme for the poor, according to McKinsey, a consultancy).

Given the slim 2% to 3% net profit margin typical of the grocery business, chains must move a lot of product to earn decent returns on assets.

In November, Ofgem said that energy supplier's net profit margin per typical customer rose from £65 in September to £90 in November, a 38% rise.

A TYPICAL company in Congo with a gross profit margin of 20% faces a tax bill equivalent to 340% of profits.

For one thing, Bibles are expensive to produce — two to four times the cost of a typical hardcover book — and retail at prices that often leave a very small profit margin.

Be careful when trying to compete with typical commodities many people simply can't produce enough corn or other vegetables to generate a large enough profit margin. .