Sentence examples for marginal as a from inspiring English sources

"I felt marginal as a woman and a Jew".

He was once as marginal as a Lyndon LaRouche follower with a card table and a stack of leaflets.

But such voices are marginal; as a result, ordinary Serbs still find that their future is yoked to a place where most have no wish to go.

He defines marginal as "a house that's not in a sexy location," adding, "It could be in the woods; it doesn't have the latest amenities; it doesn't have the latest furniture".

"Wales in relative terms, at the best of times, is marginal as a location for investment," he said.

To explore the nature of the citrate dependence, we focused on these three strains for which the effect was greatest, and omitted strains for which the effect was marginal (as well as the Cit+ A-3).

Today, and wouldn't you believe it, Sodom is restored: "Edinburgh has shed its decorum and become as raucous, filthy, drunken and commercialised as everywhere else … When people talk of the festival they mean the Fringe, leaving the 'official' or 'international' programme of high culture as isolated and marginal as an atoll in the Pacific".

Marginal as an irrigation source Class 4, very high above 2.5 Monitor infiltration and soil pH; amendment with acid or gypsum is necessary.

These showed that on these domains female patients had significantly more problems than male patients, while the difference between men and women in the GP was only marginal (as an example, see the interaction effect for appetite loss in Fig.  2).

The Stretched-Thins are taxed at a marginal rate as high as 37% today.

These days you can be deeply into low carbon futures without having to look (and be) marginal, as I and a fair few of FoE's founding cohort did in the early 70s.