Sentence examples for marginal because of from inspiring English sources

"These communities were, for a considerable length of time, considered marginal because of problems with crime," said Neil J. Binder, a principal of Bellmarc Realty.

Throughout the year, water availability in the Arctic is marginal because of the cold climate, presence of permafrost, and low precipitation.

However, even though the average bone formation was higher in HA+rhBMP-2 group, the statistical difference was marginal because of the limited number of the cases.

Unfortunately, the use of AD remains marginal because of the unfamiliarity of patients with their use and an appropriation default by clinicians [2].

At the retail and brand consultancy, Fitch, Alasdair Lennox, the executive creative director for Europe, Middle East and Africa, argues that the effect on profitability is marginal because of the deep discounting.

This result makes sense intuitively because as the price of electricity increases (on average), consumers will look to reduce their energy consumption, although their actions will be marginal (because of an inelastic value).

In case of UASB reactor, this decrease was marginal because addition of GLSS device significantly improved (14%-20%) the overall efficiency of the UASB reactor.

But the therapeutic benefit was marginal because, within weeks of implantation, the alginate would usually begin to attract immune cells such as macrophages and neutrophils.

Frankly, the analysts won't care unless there's a strike threat, and even then it's marginal, because the effect of a strike on a media conglomerates' profits is not great (the companies are too big) and because analysts are too busy with other concerns, such as the larger U.S. economy and also their own job security as big banks institute cutbacks.

Kumaraswamy density function is used to approximate their marginal distributions because of its flexibility and simplicity.

The electrical systems of many buildings, already in marginal shape because of delayed maintenance, were also devastated by flooding.