Sentence examples for a marginal lead from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Bush maintains a marginal lead, it has narrowed each day since the final debate last Tuesday.

The players should remember these performances and also become more savvy when holding a marginal lead, as against Arsenal.

For the first half of the race Seebohm held a marginal lead over a tightly packed field which also included the British swimmer Gemma Spofforth, who retains the world record over this distance.

The latest Michigan surveys give him a marginal lead over Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, and the pollsters assert that a contributing factor is that the Gore spots emphasizing the candidate's stands on specific issues have played better than Republican commercials questioning Mr. Gore's integrity.

Concerned that the Republicans could use that bounce to expand the marginal lead they already hold in many national polls, the Democrats are assessing whether to try to reduce Mr. Bush's post-convention coverage with the announcement of their vice-presidential pick.

Fried [ 20], in a study of elderly patients making end-of-life treatment decisions, found that burden of treatments was weighed by patients against anticipated outcomes and a more marginal outcome lead to less willingness to consider a treatment.

Short fiction can still find its way into print and find readers, but movies that run less than feature length lead a marginal existence, serving as résumé builders for artists and programming filler for festivals.

There was a marginal decline in tibia lead concentrations between 6 and 18 months for women who took ERT, but not for those who did not take ERT.

Thirty years ago Asian art led a marginal life at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

And in "A Real Life," a woman who has led a marginal existence, trapping muskrats for their fur in the Ontario countryside, meets a visitor from Australia, begins corresponding with him and after he proposes, moves to Queensland, where she finds herself flying airplanes and shooting crocodiles.

As was shown above, if s < 0, then a marginal increase in d leads to a higher price and a lower quality, which both lowers patient welfare.