51.   Gross margin is the percentage of sales remaining after the costs of manufacturing is subtracted.

52.   Gross margin, profit divided by revenue, is a measure of profitability.

53.   Gross margins are the percent of revenue left after subtracting the cost of goods sold.

54.   Gross margins have also dropped because shipments of new products were delayed, and the company had to lower prices on older computers.

55.   Gross margins improved by more than one percentage point at Bhs and by three percentage points at Mothercare.

56.   Gross margin increased, as the stores marked down less merchandise.

57.   Gross margin is a measure of how much control a company has over its pricing.

58.   Gross margin is revenue minus manufacturing costs.

59.   Gross margin is the difference between revenue and manufacturing costs.

60.   Gross margin is the percentage of revenue after the cost of goods sold, while operating profit margin also takes into account normal operating costs.