Sentence examples for is marginal enough from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Obama's advantage is marginal enough that Mitt Romney could win if the polls miss a couple of points high on Mr. Obama in the swing states.
Most of these proposals are marginal enough to betray a tactical mind-set: the purpose is not to address important issues but to corner the President with bipartisan votes and improve the G.O.P.'s image ahead of 2016.
His role in the case was marginal enough that prosecutors offered Mr. Kimelman a deal shortly after his arrest in 2009: Plead guilty to a charge of participating in the conspiracy and receive no prison time, only a sentence of probation.
In cancer patients where gastrointestinal function is marginal and malnutrition significant enough to result in the requirement for intensive nutrition support, parenteral nutrition (PN) is indicated.
But this relationship is marginal.
However, the difference is marginal.
"Food is marginal at best.
The line from his song, "Loser," which has become popular is "I'm a loser, baby, so why don't you kill me?" Beck is twenty-three, is from Los Angeles (most recently), has a last name (Hansen) that he doesn't use and has an album ("Mellow Gold") that, after being out only a month or so, is about as big as a record can be while remaining marginal enough to be alternative.
The savings are marginal.
