Sentence examples for make some marginal from inspiring English sources

Notionally, it could make some marginal difference.

That has little to do with Mr Livingstone, but he has made some useful marginal contributions.

The new redistricting maps being used for this election made some of the marginal legislative districts safer for Republicans, sometimes by ceding some safe seats to Democrats.

KAUFMAN -- Well, you've got to be able to make these marginal businesses viable.

And the numbers are even more revolutionary when compared with the Fortune 500 companies, where women continue to make only marginal gains.

They detest America because its popular culture, sweeping the world, threatens to make intellectuals marginal, and that is one thing Grass never wanted to be.

Because richer households will keep doing all they can to get their kids into university, the fair admissions agenda will only ever make a marginal difference.

If the carbon price is too high, it could make many marginal projects uneconomic.

No democracy in history has ever sustained high levels of engagement on the hope that citizens are willing to sacrifice their free time to make a marginal difference.

They will only make a marginal difference in curbing dissent, and will have disproportionate effects on civil society.

Romney would have to soften his stance on these issues to make even marginal headway with black voters.