Sentence examples for have only marginal from inspiring English sources

From one election to the next, such shifts have only marginal effects.

The £50bn increase in quantitative easing announced by the MPC may have only marginal benefits to the real economy.

Two bank reserve requirement increases in two weeks and new measures to stabilize consumer prices will have only marginal effects.

Too often, outdated specifications and contract language bind the government and the contractor to expensive purchases that have only marginal benefits.

Once you have guns in circulation, in significant numbers, I suspect that specific controls on things like automatic weapons or large magazines can have only marginal effects.

Cancer looks as intractable as ever, spinal cord injury remains virtually incurable, and we still have only marginal therapies to offer victims of multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia and arthritis.

"We had only marginal successes," said Mr. Wechsler, who led the new team in 1998 and 1999.

Tells about his interaction with the students, many of whom had only marginal intellectual skills.

This conflict is not like other African wars that had only marginal effects on the West.

Although they have had only marginal success so far, it hasn't been for lack of trying.

In international law, however, the concept of natural rights had only marginal significance until the 20th century.