margins造句

They have to protect their margins.

The company's profit margins shrank from 32.5% to 17%.

Revenue generation and margins - how revenue is generated (sales, leasing, subscription, support, etc.), the cost structure, and target profit margins.

You can use all these resources to help expand your business and profit margins.

Unless you are obese, diet and exercise change only the margins: you still look like you.

Business has tended to become more competitive and profit margins have been reduced.

When he hired friends and gave too much to them, she helped him understand profit margins.

In word processing, to print a document with even right and left margins.

This plant grows at the sunlit margins of moist, humid riparian woodlands, where it climbs trees and other plants.

Oddly, the signs of real strength in Indonesia's financial system will be lower margins and lower returns for its Banks.

Plus Apple only gets to keep 30% of gross sales, so Apple isn't getting software margins here.

" Our gross margins are in the18-19 per cent range: we don't need40 per cent," he says.

Even in such secular, permissive countries as Sweden, doctors tell surveys they oppose euthanasia by large margins.

On the other hand, newspapers' websites have higher profit margins than print does, because they have no newsprint or distribution to pay for.

But we must now ensure that we break the barriers which segregate people with disabilities and force them to the margins of society.

It wasthrust to the margins because the social order it confronted, far from growingmore moderate and benign, waxed more ruthless and extreme than it had beenbefore.

Ray Boulger of mortgage broker John Charcol said mortgage rates available to property buyers were going up as lenders sought to fatten their margins.

Clouds, some translucent and some opaque, occur throughout the scene, distinguished from sea ice by their lighter color, rougher texture, and less distinct margins.

With margins like these, it was hardly surprising that foreign financiers and hedge funds flocked into consumer lending in Japan at a speed notably faster than Mr Kawamura's wobbly bicycle.

Take notes either in the margins of your source (if you are using a photocopy or your own book) or on a separate sheet as you read. Put away that highlighter!

Without further changes to the way it functions and is run, it may find itself beset by some of the same underlying problems that were pushing it to the margins before the crisis brought it back.

Sediments carried by the Mississippi river have a pale beige coloration in this image, with distinct margins between plumes that likely mark tidal pulses of river water into the Gulf of Mexico.

she was willing to go into the one on a margin, and take chances, but in the case of the other, "margin her no margins"--she wanted to cash in a hundred cents per dollar's worth, and have the stock transferred on the books.