Sentence examples similar to Marginally valuable from inspiring English sources
However, lahar diversion may cause additional problems (and political resistance) if the diversion requires the sacrifice of only marginally less valuable land.
They've existed because consumer companies reckoned that access to the NRA membership was marginally more valuable to them than any association with NRA policies.
3D models may thus provide a valuable, only marginally more expensive alternative to conventional 2D approaches that miss the vertical flow structure and its nonlinear interaction with the depth-averaged flow.
The buyer chooses the quality altered product if the product with marginally altered quality is more valuable to him or her relative to the marginal cost of altering the quality, which the seller adds to the price of the product.d The new product will then dominate the market, thereby improving the quality in the market.
"Marginally, but still positive".
"Marginally, it's a factor.
Poland have had a meandering campaign but they remain a team with excellent individuals, even if Robert Lewandowski, currently the most valuable player on either side, has an international goalscoring record marginally inferior to that of Jermain Defoe.
A focused book that is very appealing to a small audience is usually much more valuable to an entrepreneur than a broad subject book that is only marginally appealing to a lot of audiences.
Even if Jon Huntsman mainly sees support for science as a means of getting elected, isn't it valuable to have someone on that stage, calling out extremes, if only marginally courageously?" Well, let's allow Huntsman some credit for identifying some very real "intellectual blind spots".
