Sentence examples for marginal change from inspiring English sources

Later came co-firing, a marginal change.

The long-term impact of these votes will be much greater than any marginal change in the makeup of the House or Senate.

It is now widely understood, except by those who live inside such models, that a climate response based primarily on a carbon price will deliver only marginal change.

Many of the Seventh Amendment's provisions were rooted in the English common-law tradition, and over time they have experienced only marginal change.

Most of the time, it is a clashing collective enterprise that is occasionally able to produce marginal change, for good and for ill.

Having looked on the limit in the qualifier, the second round ride was as smooth as could be expected, with barely a gap to be seen between the four bikes and not a single marginal change.

The Kuwaiti oil minister, Sheik Saud Nasser al-Sabah, said that oil markets were adequately supplied and that the nation would back a "marginal" change of about 500,000 barrels a day, the official KUNA news agency said.

Net income was 14.7 billion yuan ($1.8 billion), or 0.18 yuan a share, a marginal change from 14.7 billion yuan, or 0.19 yuan, a year earlier, the company said in a statement.

For the past week or so, the president has relentlessly sought the mantle of maturity, casting himself as the guy seeking bold and far-reaching compromise while his opponents seek the lower ground of marginal change.

"Everything in that original working paper was marginal change to the existing regulatory structure," said Jeff Connaughton, then an aide to Senator Ted Kaufman, a Delaware Democrat who became one of the most persistent voices for making more fundamental changes.

And in a June 10 statement about Dr. Sullivan's ouster, Ms. Dragas said that the world "is simply moving too fast" for the University of Virginia to maintain its position "under a model of incremental marginal change".