Sentence examples for been marginal from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, relating to, or located at or near a margin or edge; also figurative usages of location and margin (edge). uncomparable
"The fail has only been marginal but, nonetheless, we need to completely eradicate that margin and as such we are taking the time we have to ensure we have an even more robust solution in place".
The department's critics insist that improvements have been marginal.
"Seven years on such improvements have been marginal," it says.
One NBC executive conceded, "The show's performance has been marginal".
"Progress has been marginal," she said in her Washington office.
Caleb Porter thinking of bringing on Valencia for Ryan Johnson, who's been marginal tonight.
In fact, the evangelical movement has always been marginal and remains marginal today.
The EU referendum may have had a negative impact, but its effect has been marginal.
Analysts say the TV revenue from iTunes has been marginal for producers and distributors.
In his view, "the effect of the alternate car-use scheme has been marginal – I notice an extremely small difference.
His influence on us has sometimes been marginal, but more often it has been peripheral - or nil.
