Sentence examples for marginal cold from inspiring English sources
Yes to benign use of American power, no to marginal Cold War adventures and corporate-led foreign policy.
When the pump is operating, the sap will run under what would be marginal conditions, like colder daytime temperatures, for systems that just depended on gravity.
The higher reaches of the valley are full of pine, fir, elk and deer, and the lower elevations are flatter, more like the Great Plains, but cold -- marginal cropland.
Throughout the year, water availability in the Arctic is marginal because of the cold climate, presence of permafrost, and low precipitation.
In microarray data, OsClpD2 showed down-regulation during heat and oxidative stresses and a marginal up-regulation in cold stress.
But the argument seems not to threaten knowledge in less marginal cases: if one is now very cold, the belief "I feel cold" would not be false, in a nearly identical situation (DeRose 2002).
It's been predictably mixed: fiery giddiness or ice-cold disdain, with a marginal number of standoffish "Let's see what she comes up with this time" comments thrown in for good measure.
How can it be simultaneously true that Cambodia and Bangladesh were strategically marginal and that the outcome of the cold war depended on their destruction?
That argument appears to show that one is not always in a position to know all of one's own sensations; in particular, one is not always able to detect sensations that are marginal or near-marginal, like being barely cold.
Nick Clegg will cold-call 250,000 voters in marginal constituencies across Britain tonight in an attempt to promote Liberal Democrat policies such as his pledge to offer the deepest tax cuts of any party.
