Sentence examples for unusual margin from inspiring English sources

Woods, who finished tied for the lead with Vaughn Taylor after a six-under-par 65, was not the only player to benefit from the remarkably soft conditions Thursday, especially early on, when the spongy fairways and greens afforded golfers an unusual margin for error.

What was so unusual about this margin?

It's not unusual for them to have [operating] margins of 60% to 70%." McDuff's favorite is Beijing Capital International Airport.

In an unusual number of seats, margins are so narrow that every vote will count.

Some exceptional filmmakers have built unusual careers on the margins of the system; some have worked within the system to bring distinctive worlds to life; none have revolutionized the art.

Roth's unusual journey on the margins of the music industry began shortly before he graduated from N.Y.U., when he and Phillip Lehman, a wealthy record collector, started Desco, a small label specializing in what was sometimes referred to as retro funk.

However, he warned that this year would "remain challenging, with margin pressures and unusual weather patterns on both sides of the Atlantic, rising unit costs in the North Sea and weak economics for gas storage and gas-fired power generation".

The trees bear ovate leaves with smooth margins and produce unusual, white to cream-coloured flowers with bilateral symmetry.

Its margins, however, are unusual.

The paucity of observations of the unusual geometry seen at the Adriatic margin suggests that only rarely does the shore and fluvial sediment discharge overreach the shelf edge and cut off along-strike sediment transport to continental margins.

The Central Canyon is a large unusual submarine canyon in the northwestern margin of the South China Sea, has a total length of about 425 km and is oriented sub-parallel to the continental slope.