Sentence examples similar to Marginally preceding from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because he largely turned his back on the US, and because his biggest successes marginally preceded the era of golf on television, his achievements have sometimes been underplayed.

A somewhat heaping on ages appear to be increasing marginally with each preceding (1997, 1986 and 1976) censuses.

A greater proportion of vehicle crime is suffered by the most victimised 1 2%% of households in 2000 than had been the case in the two preceding sweeps, and marginally more than in 1989.

We expect realized gold prices to be $1,226 per ounce in Q4 2018, marginally higher than $1,216 in the preceding quarter.

The interaction between the Nd interval (early vs. late bin) and the preceding treatment (rn04 vs. rn06) was marginally significant, with F 1,33) = 3.400; p = .074.074

By contrast, a mutation of the preceding G370 to C diminished cleavage only marginally (less than twofold).

There was no association between any pollutant variable and r-MSSD, except for a marginally significant but positive association with PM10 2.5 averaged over the preceding 24 hr.

Adjustment for sickness absence in the 2 preceding years before 1992 did not change the risk between unemployed and non-unemployed more than marginally on any of the outcomes.

Here, Labour's performance was poor - but it was marginally better than the results which preceded Tony Blair's election for a third term.

Some studies found significantly or marginally significantly reduced risk among women whose birth had been preceded by the birth of at least five siblings [ 20, 35].

If his side were marginally brighter after the break, Everton's fourth goal was as damning as any that preceded it.