Sentence examples for very narrow margin from inspiring English sources

Secondly, mass production means production at a very narrow margin of profit per unit of output.

The election was held on 28 February 1974 and Heath lost by a very narrow margin.

We lost by a very narrow margin: could have, should have – it's the way it is".

Clearly the vote was in favour of out by a very narrow margin.

The Cocktail is an unforgiving drink, with a very narrow margin of safety.

PARIS — President Nicolas Sarkozy of France won approval for important constitutional changes on Monday, but by a very narrow margin.

The universities' business model is one of long-term planning with predictable income streams and very narrow margins.

Ordinarily the answer is because they can get more favourable terms, since the market works on very narrow margins between lending and borrowing rates.

In the United States, according to the Institute for Supply Management survey, a plurality of companies reported declining orders for three months through September, but since then the figures have been positive, although by very narrow margins in November and December.

"The cost ends up being so astronomical that a $500 million dollar company with very narrow margins just wouldn't have the cash flow to do it, or the time or staff".

While many analysts are saying that the very narrow margins of Republican control in the both the House and the Senate will keep Washington as close to gridlock as possible without a divided government, there is no assurance of that.