Sentence examples for extremely marginal from inspiring English sources

An extremely marginal view, to be sure.

Mohammed Moussaoui, the president of France's Representative Muslim Council, said he agreed with Mr. Sarkozy's position on burqas, calling them "an extremely marginal phenomenon".

This is an extremely marginal seat, says Kyle, and if he doesn't get enough votes she will end up with a Conservative MP. "Yes, well, I have to vote for what I believe in," says the woman.

"I used to be, years ago". And now? "I don't feel I'm represented, to be honest". This is an extremely marginal seat, says Kyle, and if he doesn't get enough votes she will end up with a Conservative MP. "Yes, well, I have to vote for what I believe in," says the woman.

These areas are already known by the local community as extremely marginal land not suitable for cultivation, but suitable as pastureland.

In contrast, although the identification rates for [z]/[dz] among 漳 Chiang and 泉 Chôan speakers were 45 and 34%, respectively, the variant was relatively minor in the former (26%) and could only be considered as extremely marginal in the latter (4%) when production is considered.

Mobile telephony is a business with high fixed costs and extremely low marginal costs.

A disadvantage of fixed sample design is that the same number of subjects will always be used regardless of whether the true treatment effect is extremely beneficial, marginal, or truly harmful relative to the control arm.

Again, there are lots of combinations of before and after income that result in extremely high marginal tax rates.

As one can see there are just lots of combinations of before and after income that result in extremely high marginal tax rates.

We could, similarly, cut taxes on the working poor, perhaps by exempting the first $10,000 or so of a worker's earnings from payroll taxes, or by cutting down on the extremely high effective marginal tax rates which poor Americans face.