Sentence examples for looks marginal from inspiring English sources

The greatest problem for successive governments is that the economy is an area where legislation is either not needed or looks "marginal", warns Gavin Kelly, chief executive of the Resolution Foundation thinktank and a former senior Labour government advisor.

Mourinho later complained this was offside but it looked marginal.

The economic benefits of membership still look marginal, and the EU's constitutional future will be uncertain until the intergovernmental conference due in 2004.

Populist measures of any hue appeal powerfully to MPs whose seats suddenly look marginal after their party's stunning defeat in a northern by-election on May 22nd.

If the Internazionale player touched Malouda to concede the early penalty it looked marginal but there was no doubting the contact he got when he brought the scores level from one of several dangerous set pieces delivered by Pirlo.

In an interview with the Times last night, Brown dismissed the "fuss" over his late arrival, denying that it made him look "marginal" or that it was designed to avoid bad publicity.

The call looked marginal and Barnes took a long time to make up his mind after consulting the TMO, Mike Hamlin, Wood was ultimately deemed to have gone higher than Burrell, but it was in line with a penalty awarded against Alex Waller for a similar challenge.

The overall effect has been to make Britain look marginal and weak.I capture the CaucasusSo there was a temporary hole where British foreign policy should have been a political gap that Mr Blair would never have allowed to open and Mr Cameron stepped into it.

"It didn't even look marginal.

Friday's launch looked marginal for much of the day.

Although tumor growth delay obtained with PEA and URB597 may look marginal, the extent of necrosis observed in this very aggressive tumor model indicates that measurements of tumor volume/weight certainly underestimate the real impact of the co-treatment.