Sentences with phrase «to widen the margin»

You may think that using two columns instead of a single page, widening your margins substantially, or using a tiny font are great ways to cut down on resume length.

Lee Zeldin, 34, of Shirley topped incumbent Democrat Tim Bishop in the 1st District race, starting with a lead when the first results were announced Tuesday night and then widening his margin of victory throughout the night.

Cambridge still lead the series by 61 wins to 59 and will be doing everything possible to further widen the margin.

The Women's Equality Party will enable Cuomo to further highlight the difference between himself and Westchester County Executive Astorino, possibly helping the governor widen his margin of victory in November, without the non-movement of the women's legislation getting in the way.

Bank executives will be feeling pressure to widen that margin now that central banks have signaled they want borrowing costs to rise.

Since 1950 equities widened the margin to 313 basis points: houses returned 5.62 % and stocks 8.75 %.

Avoid widening margins too much.

The goal is to widen the margin between cost and revenue, not narrow it.

The words «to it,» the imprecise meaning of the words «directly,» «related» and «relevant,» the privative clause in section 23 of the Act, and the highly factual and policy nature of relevancy determinations, taken together, widen the margin of appreciation that this Court should afford the Board in its relevancy determination...

Price increases on bakery and meat products have helped, but management remains confident that the way to widen margins is by cutting costs, and the way to cut costs is by heavy streamlining in modern factories, or what the company calls «centres of excellence.»

Six years on, Vanguard is still No. 1 in the mutual fund world — and by a widening margin.

There is not really much of a story to tell: banks have not taken advantage of deregulation to widen their margins, but, on the other hand, competition did not bring forth a noticeable reduction as a number of people probably expected it would.

Martins won election by only 451 votes in 2010, but widened the margin to 4,452 when he was re-elected in 2012.

This is a rigid practice to test your resolve, investigate your chemistry, break some troublesome habits and narrow ever - widening margins.

Burning coal, which produces four - fifths of China's electricity, has already turned China into the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases by an ever - widening margin each year since 2006.

What these numbers indicate, Schneider points out, is that plant closings will soon exceed plant openings — and by a widening margin in the years ahead.

Nevertheless, with increasing pressure to cut costs and widen margins, defective products have become more and more common.

THE QUICK FIX: Widen margins to no more than.5 inches all around, choose a small sans serif font and set the point size to 10 - 11.

THE QUICK FIX: Widen your margins to no more than.5 inches all around, choose a small sans serif font (love Calibri!)

If a business letter is short, it is acceptable to widen the margins and increase the space between the date and the inside address.