Sentence examples for highly marginal from inspiring English sources

His sudden volte places pressure on the Liberal Democrats to hold Huhne's highly marginal Eastleigh seat.

The Nationals are campaigning hard to win the highly marginal seat in north-east Victoria, which McGowan holds by 0.3%.

But the extra sting is that Massey was required to make a highly marginal offside decision for Liverpool's first goal and called it right.

Stevenage is a highly marginal seat, taken from Labour by the Conservatives with a 3,578 majority in the 2010 election.

In Sudmalis's highly marginal seat of Gilmore, on the New South Wales south coast, 3,480 pensioners face cuts averaging $144 a fortnight.

Lorely Burt, the MP for the highly marginal seat of Solihull, which she holds with a majority of 175, joins the whips' office.

Urging people to back his party in the highly-marginal Cardiff North constituency, he said the economy was back on track.

Such case studies highlight that populations at the southern margin of this species distribution are frequently highly ecologically marginal and many are unlikely to persist as the climate continues to warm (Kramer et al. 2010; Czucz et al. 2011).

Corbyn minimised the damage through his unplugged style of mass rallies, growing in strength through the campaign and eschewing May's itinerary of highly targeted marginal visits.

In last year's UK election, the national polls predicted the Conservatives and Labour would be neck-and-neck but seat variations and a highly targeted marginal seat campaign, run by the Australian Liberal party strategists Crosby Textor, helped take David Cameron to a decisive victory.

The 1560 Geneva Bible – which gave us "the skin of my teeth", "from strength to strength", "vanity of vanities", "unto us a child is born" and "my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased" – was made in the Calvinist capital by Protestant exiles from Mary's reign of terror (including Coverdale) and is notable for its extensive and highly partial marginal notes.