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Meanings of better margin in English

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Usage of better margin in English
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This will of course give us a better margin for the committee.
Ten Englishmen of the Nineteenth Century
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Conclusion: The fully digital fabrication method provided better margin fit than the conventional method.
Pubmed
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Banks, as we've already seen, are going to want more security and a better margin.
Reuters
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Dan Dalzell, however, made good his promise, and by a better margin than he had dared hope.
Dave Darrin's Second Year at Annapolis / Or, Two Midshipmen as N...
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Typically, the organic producer will get a far better margin per litre and this delivers viability with a much lower herd size.
Independent.ie
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A decline in physical crude values generally means better margins for refiners.
Reuters
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Valero is seeing better margins in diesel due to international demand, Klesse said.
Reuters
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Such goods typically sell for less than name-brand goods but provide better margins.
Reuters
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But oil firms will not be expecting much better margins.
Reuters
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The bet: there will be more growth there and better margins than in North America.
Reuters
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Mahindra refrained from big discounts, contributing to better margins and helping the company beat analyst estimates.
Reuters
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Sales of higher-end models are also slowing in Hyundai's domestic market, which enjoys better margins, analysts said.
Reuters
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Fewer discounts should translate into better margins.
Reuters
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The listed steel maker, Steel and Tube, says its new business model is providing better margins and profitability.
Radio NZ
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The lower costs achieved by such diverse sourcing means better margins on higher-priced vehicles like the Cadillac XT6.
Reuters
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The better margins boil down to the fact that broadband is purely about access, while cable is about content.
Wired
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