Sentence examples for as a very marginal from inspiring English sources

For a long time, many people saw European integration as a 'technical abstraction', and it was regarded as a very marginal topic in the national political debate.

This is the funniest and most touching piece in the book, but for all its wit and self‐knowl edge it shows Krim entering History in only a very marginal way, as the merest anti‐Mailer.

As a local Labour party chair in a very marginal seat, I am frequently telephoned by various parts of the national media about the party's leadership.

Incoming animals from elsewhere struggled to thrive as described by this interviewee: "being … a very marginal hill farm…If we buy in [animals] they need a year to acclimatise anyway, so we're far better off to keep our own [replacement animals] if we can" (interview 116, hill sheep and beef farmer).

"They will become a very marginal outfit".

More stuff only makes a very marginal difference.

"It was a very marginal market before Katrina.

"Yeah, because we're in a very marginal seat.

Mr. Bopp called that "a very marginal interest".

A very marginal decision, and a lifeline for a Celtic side who have to win.

"So I would expect a very marginal effect on the rest of the eurozone," he added.