Sentence examples for marginal by from inspiring English sources

The accounts cover the Duchess of Cambridge's first full year as a member of the royal family but the increased cost was described as "fairly marginal" by a royal source.

The upside is that the "Fast and Furious" franchise has become a multicultural showcase; O'Conner feels marginal by now, and some of his comrades openly mock his blue-eyed looks, and call him the prettiest blond in the room.

But those who opposed the priests and those who cheered them agree that gay rights — an issue, until now, seen as marginal by most Georgians — has become a proxy for a larger conflict.

But Tony Blair's decision to join George W Bush in going to war was so clearly fuelled by a desire to maintain and promote Britain's status as chief ally of the US that these issues seem marginal by comparison.

Many complained that a lot of businesses in the north country might be considered "marginal" by State Department standards; that a paper mill in Groveton closed not too long ago; that a small restaurant beside Le Rendez-Vous shut down this past winter.

But while Mr. Mayer thinks that the long-term economic effects on government spending and overall economic output may be marginal by comparison, uppermost in the minds of the people involved in raising, butchering and selling beef are immediate measures to protect their companies and jobs.

Those who fought to delegitimize and undermine the first African-American president gained some visibility, but they will be recognized as marginal and by-passed.

A large missing part of that analysis concerns the way Ukip hurt us in Tory-Labour marginals by eating into our working-class support.

Despite being removed from the Tory list of potential future MPs, he was rehired by the former international development minister Grant Shapps to run the influential campaign which targeted key Tory marginals by flooding them with motivated young Tories.

The proof relies on a relationship between this problem and the problem of finding barycenters in the Wasserstein space, a connection first observed for finitely many marginals by Agueh and Carlier (2011) [1].

The Scots had two marginal tries by Duncan MacGillivray and John Duffy disallowed by video referee Phil Cooley and were also disappointed with John Wilson's try for Les Tricolores.