Sentence examples for which margins from inspiring English sources

That means they will be competing more intensely in a category in which margins are already razor-thin.

Furthermore, they have been mollycoddled by the government back home, with "cost-plus" contracts in which margins are guaranteed.

A firm that enjoys fat profits on one good may "bundle" it with another on which margins are lower.

This provides the illusion of good value, without the necessity of discounting the price of the hardware itself, on which margins are rather tight.

Montana and North Dakota are both trying to grow more organic crops, for which margins are higher, and state coffers are swelling because of the energy boom.

In the meantime, the port agency has said it will cut its workforce by 45%.As well as attracting capital to spend on their own infrastructure, Brazil's rail firms need to encourage investment in road-rail interchange terminals, especially if they are to win more business transporting manufactured goods, for which margins are much higher than they are in shifting bulk commodities.

In a crammed schedule in which margin for error has always felt so slim, testing the head coach's mood as much as his players' fitness levels, a relatively relaxed evening in early December is to be cherished.

When the breast cancer is excised, markers or ink should be placed on the specimen for orientation to ensure which margin edge(s) is/are positive to guide focused reexcision of the correct tissue, if necessary.

With margins around 40%, television stations are far more lucrative than the networks, which have margins around 10%.

Analysts said the E.D.S. business has margins of around 6percentt, compared with the services businesses at H.P. and I.B.M., which have margins of around 10 or 11percentt.

That meant last year's stock had to come with even deeper discounts, he said, which hit margins.