Sentence examples for marginal because the from inspiring English sources

Even at $100 a barrel, many fields were marginal because the environment is so extreme.

Business use at this time was marginal because the machines were so hard to use.

But even at $100 a barrel for crude oil, many fields were marginal because the environment is so extreme.

Communities perceived as economically marginal will also be culturally marginal, because the cultural gatekeepers largely react to the landscape shaped by commerce.

It is expected that the effects of the tension stiffening on the flexural strengths of PSC members are marginal because the post-cracking resistance of concrete clearly decreases as the flexural crack width increases; however, it can still play an important role in the service load behavior (Collins and Mitchell 1991; Sahamitmongkol and Kishi 2011; Patel et al. 2016).

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.

The penalty from lower count rates in the clinical image was marginal because of the high sensitivity of the CZT camera.

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.

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

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

Application of VPW measurement or the necessity for uptake into clinical practice has been marginal because of the decreasing prevalence of placement of invasive catheters such as pulmonary artery or central venous catheters as well as unfamiliarity with data related to its measurement and potential value when invasive tools are not in place.