margin in a sentence

Definition

Margin: the difference between the cost and the selling price of a product, or the blank space surrounding the text on a page.

The company's profit margin has significantly increased this quarter.
She carefully measured the margin on the page before beginning her artwork.
He won the race by a narrow margin, leaving his competitors far behind.
The margin for error in this experiment is exceptionally small.
During the presentation, she highlighted the margin between expenses and revenue.
The company was pleased to see an increase in profit margin this quarter.
She carefully measured the margin around the photograph before framing it.
In a competitive market, maintaining a healthy margin is essential for survival.
He wrote his notes in the left margin of the page to keep the main text clear.
With only a small margin for error, the team had to execute their plan flawlessly.