Sentence examples for is so marginal from inspiring English sources

Poetry is so marginal (at least economically) that there's probably more money in needlepoint, thanks to Etsy.

And if someone's business model is so marginal that an Oxfam shop opening nearby decimates it, then we are not the problem".

Large areas of mallee have been cleared to grow wheat, although the climate is so marginal that the crop often fails completely.

And some councils have already suggested that the added value of a 3% precept is so marginal that they will not bother changing their plans to levy 2% [paywall].

The land on South Uist is so marginal and the plots are so small — an average of forty or fifty acres — that no one on the island today makes a living from crofting alone, despite substantial government grants and subsidies, and legally protected rents of less than a pound an acre.

The difference is so marginal".

So why is GCHQ bugging them if the potential gains are so marginal?

Opposition rallies were so marginal that not even Western journalists showed up anymore.

"The cost of sugar-sweetened beverages is currently so low that any price increase would be so marginal that it would be unlikely to affect intake.

In 1997, Barclays' investment banking unit was so marginal that its centuries-old parent, Barclays, dumped most of its businesses, including equities and mergers and acquisitions.

They were so popular that what happened in Albert Square or Brookside Close could provoke questions in parliament; today they are so marginal to British TV and national life that it is difficult to imagine that happening again.