Margin:

Noun:

1. The edge or border of something.
2. An amount by which a thing is won or falls short.
3. A space at the border or edge.
4. The amount by which revenue or profit exceeds costs.

Prepositions:

• “On” (margin on)
• “In” (margin in)
• “With” (margin with)
• “By” (margin by)

Collocations:

• Margin of error, profit margin, narrow margin, wide margin, safety margin, gross margin.

Example Sentences:

1. She wrote her notes in the margin of her textbook.
2. The company’s profit margin increased significantly this quarter.
3. He won the race with a narrow margin of victory.
4. The margin of error for the survey was plus or minus three percentage points.
5. She added extra illustrations in the margin of the page.
6. The team lost the game by a wide margin.
7. They operate on a very slim profit margin.
8. He marked corrections in the margin of the document.
9. The safety margin on this equipment is crucial for preventing accidents.
10. The margin between success and failure is often very small.
11. The profit margin determines the financial health of a business.
12. The margin of victory was larger than expected.
13. She left a wide margin on the paper for additional notes.
14. The margin of the lake was lined with trees.
15. They operate with a high gross margin due to efficient operations.
16. The margin for error in this project is minimal.
17. He scribbled notes in the margin of the report.
18. The company needs to increase its profit margin to remain competitive.
19. The margin between the two candidates narrowed as the votes were counted.
20. She wrote her name in the margin of her notebook.
21. The safety margin ensures that there are no accidents during the experiment.
22. The margin of victory was determined by a single point.
23. The text was crowded into the margin of the page.
24. They have a comfortable margin of lead in the competition.
25. He operates with a wide margin of safety in his investments.
26. She doodled in the margin of her notebook during the lecture.
27. The company’s profit margin has been steadily increasing.
28. The margin of the riverbank was overgrown with wildflowers.
29. They finished the project with a slim margin of time to spare.
30. The profit margin on this product is very high.
31. He read the book and wrote his thoughts in the margin.
32. The margin of victory surprised everyone with its size.
33. She added a decorative border in the margin of the invitation.
34. The safety margin is critical for preventing accidents in this industry.
35. They won the match by a large margin of points.
36. The margin between the two colors was perfectly straight.
37. The profit margin reflects the efficiency of the production process.
38. She marked key passages with notes in the margin of the textbook.
39. They operate with a very low profit margin due to high costs.
40. The margin for negotiation is quite narrow in this deal.
41. The safety margin allows for unexpected events during the experiment.
42. They won the game by a substantial margin of goals.
43. The profit margin provides insight into the financial health of the company.
44. She drew a doodle in the margin of her notebook.
45. The safety margin ensures that there are no risks to the environment.
46. They operate with a comfortable margin of error in their calculations.
47. The margin of the document was decorated with intricate designs.
48. He underlined important passages in the margin of the book.
49. The profit margin fluctuates depending on market conditions.
50. They lost the competition by a narrow margin of votes.