Sentence examples for Marginally practical from inspiring English sources

9. CADILLAC CTS-V WAGON ($63,215, as tested $71,485) Marginally practical and ridiculously overpowered, this 556-horsepower beast is a thrill from when the exhaust starts to rumble until you've clicked through all six gears of the manual shifter.

There is also the marginally less practical iPlattl, which purports to teach you the traditional Bavarian thigh, knee and shoe slapping dance known as Schuhplattler.

Occasionally, spectra analyzed contain so many peak frequencies that resonant frequencies associated with locations of defects are marginally identified in practical applications.

Another important observation from the graphs in Figure 8 is that for the modelled cache performances of 25 and 50%, the theoretical and measurement results are very similar, with the practical results marginally better than the theoretical estimates in some places for cache hit ratio of 25%.

Essentially, all measurements can be made at in situ stress and pore pressure, but this increases the total costs; therefore, this is not practical when development of such reservoirs is only marginally profitable.

4 6 7 36 40 Here, we demonstrated not only the feasibility of CVCT promotions using INAs and INLs, but also identified practical INA-level, couple-level and invitation-level factors that were marginally though significantly predictive of CVCT uptake in these analyses.

However, given that this finding was just marginally significant (lower 95% CI bound, 0.06) it may be argued whether this is of any practical concern.

marginally useful.

Marginally perhaps.

But only marginally.

Chelsea fared marginally better.