razor-thin的意思|razor-thin的解释-里氏词典

razor-thin

['reizәθin]
adj.
极薄的, 极微弱的

razor-thin \ra"zor-thin\ a.
as thin as a razor blade; very thin.
[PJC]

A razor-thin margin of several thousand votes out of nearly 3.8 million cast separated Democrat Kenneth "Buddy" MacKay and Republican Connie Mack III in Florida's U.S. Senate race.
Silber, on leave as president of Boston University, qualified for the primary by a razor-thin margin of 22 votes in the first round of balloting.
Analysts attributed the poor results to stiff price competition and a broad shift toward smaller computers, with razor-thin profit margins.
Analysts and traders find the razor-thin difference between gold and platinum prices worrisome for platinum.
In the 5th Congressional District, Ohio Senate President Paul Gillmor appeared to have won a razor-thin victory over the son of the retiring incumbent, U.S. Rep. Delbert Latta, and a third candidate.
Workers at Ford Motor Co.'s Rouge Steel Co. approved a new contract by a razor-thin, 1,333-1,326 vote.
Gov. L. Douglas Wilder claimed a razor-thin victory over Republican J. Marshall Coleman, a former attorney general, but Coleman refused to concede.
Although our customer was able to use most of the shipment, the amount we had to refund to him for damaged wire was a disastrous hit to our razor-thin margins.
In Michigan, two-term Gov. James Blanchard lost by a razor-thin margin to Republican state Senate Majority Leader John Engler.
But on Election Day, more women voted for Mr. Reagan than Mr. Carter, albeit by a razor-thin margin.
Early Wednesday, with nearly all the votes counted, Dukakis held a razor-thin lead.
But electronics companies are operating on razor-thin profit margins as they try to build market share in the U.S. and other overseas markets.
Moreover, union officials and industry analysts doubt management claims that the newly debt-laden companies can stay competitive in a business with historically razor-thin profit margins.
Normally, banks have more time to decide whether to participate, especially for a multibillion-dollar deal that carries razor-thin pricing and fees.
Incumbent President Joaquin Balaguer clung to a razor-thin lead Saturday with most ballots counted in a presidential race disputed by his main leftist opponent.
A further problem is razor-thin profits.
But Mr. Pacetta argues that if Xerox takes razor-thin profits on these companies early, they can reap a windfall when the companies expand and increase their office equipment.

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