Sentence examples for Marginally worried from inspiring English sources
I'm not an economist, so I was marginally worried that the book would be heavy on economic theory.
The most green is the most expensive". Steiner isn't worried about marginally more solid waste headed for landfills instead of being recycled.
"Marginally higher prices are not something we would be worried about.
As long as we are in the confines of being socially acceptable, even if marginally so, why would anyone waste the precious moments of their life worrying excessively about what to wear or what others think of them?
A second report from the Labor Department offered little reason to worry about an uptick in inflation, with wholesale food prices almost reversing January's increase and the cost of automobiles rising only marginally.
Technology stocks zigzagged their way to a marginally lower close Wednesday as continued worries about interest rates overshadowed scattered bargain hunting.
The dollar gained marginally in London against the British pound because of worries about falling oil revenues and a possible upturn in inflation in England, but declined later in New York.
At pre-treatment, both treatment groups also rated the likely benefits of the Worry program as similar, although participants in the CA group rated the expectation of benefit as marginally greater than the TA group (F1, 91 = 3.77, p<0.06).
