Sentence examples for be a very marginal from inspiring English sources

Calder, however, turned out to be a very marginal figure in the trust network.

"[Isracoin] seems to be a very marginal project," he said.

If all of the protein were present in the same cell, there would be a very marginal preference for the WT over the mutant proteins.

"It was a very marginal market before Katrina.

It gratified me that even if I was a very marginal player in his drama, nevertheless he accorded me all his warmth and cleverness and kindness, if only for an evening.

In that moment tattoos were a very marginal activity.

It's a very marginal chance," said NWS meteorologist Emily Thornton.

In contrast, there was a very marginal, but significant change in the levels of unspliced XBP-1 expression (Supplementary Fig S2A).

Even if we assume (as we might, sounds like the sort of thing that might be true) that US coins must be made of US produced metal this is still a very marginal part of the total market.

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).

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