Sentence examples similar to Marginally looser from inspiring English sources
I recorded multiple calls recently, and aside from a marginally loose quality to the sound, it was hard to tell the difference between Skype and a landline.
Tom Sinclair of Entertainment Weekly gave the album a B, saying that "the overall tone is less pretentious than in the past, reflecting a looser, even marginally whimsical, worldview".
Bond yields were marginally lower.
In British TV crime dramas, the pairings moved from The Sweeney or The Professionals – loose cannon and marginally tighter cannon – towards mainly male, maverick loners who navigated cases, shouty bosses and painful pasts; Spender to Luther via Life on Mars and The Shadow Line.
"Marginally, but still positive".
"Marginally, it's a factor.
"Sweetie," a gleefully perverse and oddly touching tale of a fat, unhinged loose cannon driving her marginally less crazy family round the bend, sent critics and festival moviegoers scurrying from theaters, squealing in disgust, delight and — in discerning cases — both.
The decline phase is not driven by TOR and is only marginally quasi-programmed, a process run loose.
