1.   At this late stage in the competition there is no margin for error.

2.   Margins are low and many companies are struggling.

3.   Because the daily price movements in a straddle are likely to be lower than in the individual contracts, the initial margin is lower.

4.   We also expect marketing margins to be weaker in the first quarter because of the effect on demand of the generally mild weather.

5.   The other margin is for notes by the person receiving the minutes after the meeting.

6.   Since this simple model was unable to explain the kind of uplift observed along rifted margins there were immediate attempts to modify it.

7.   Gross margin was as we expected broadly level with the second half of last year.

8.   THERE was no quarter given at Deramore Park where Instonians justified their victory although the margin was rather flattering against Collegians.

9.   Sedgefield Racers host Mid-Sussex tonight knowing there is no margin for error between now and the end of the season.

10.   I allow the margin to be a bit higher.