Sentence examples for because of a marginal from inspiring English sources

Pogba, denied an 11th-minute goal because of a marginal offside decision, delivered the cross from the left and Mandzukic had peeled away from Eliaquim Mangala, jutting out one of his long legs to turn the ball past Joe Hart for the equaliser.

This was because of a marginal decrease (30%) in the average distance between fields and weather stations (from 10too 7 km).

Just as governments justify tracking us to prevent terrorist attacks, these companies are tracking us online, without our consent, because a marginal 0.7percentt of the population clicks on their ads.

Because of its Marginal rating, the Corolla's current standing as an I.I.H.S. Top Safety Pick will be going away, as the safety group moves to toughen the way it rates vehicles over all.

The majority of Canadians across the country may want the hunt banned, but because of key marginal seats in fishing constituencies in the east, it would take a brave politician to stand up and call for an end to it.

This may be because of the marginal status of historical fiction, or because her books are so startlingly different from one another.

Yet huge regional issues in what is loosely defined as the Interior West -- eight states that account for nearly a quarter of the country's land mass but only 40 of its 538 electoral votes -- have been all but ignored this year because of the marginal role these states play in the nomination process.

However, many have questioned the efficacy of MPSS because of its marginal effects.

It was hard for the SSDNC to maintain policy innovations alone because of its marginal role in the government.

Because of insignificant marginal cost of hydroelectric power, the problem of minimizing the operational cost of hydrothermal system essentially reduces to that of minimizing the fuel cost of thermal plants under the various constraints on the hydraulic, thermal and power system network.

This has led to adjuvant therapies that are not uniformly used because of rather marginal benefits.