Sentence examples for marginal commitment from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 has, at best, a marginal commitment to the arts; ITV has shown barely any interest at all.

NBC indicated its marginal commitment to the future of the series last week when it only ordered 13 more episodes (a normal season order is 22) and exiled it to Fridays, a night now considered the Devil's Island of prime time.

When portfolios and incomes shrink, major philanthropists tend to cut off marginal institutions but strengthen their commitment to pet causes.

Perhaps surprisingly in the current international environment, Denmark's military commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan played marginal roles in the election campaign, which lasted less than a month.

There is a sense that facets of this affair are unknown to the public, but Ancelotti, if he lacks genuine commitment, will eventually seem as marginal as Scolari was in his declining days.

Within lesbian circles, the place of bisexual women within the queer women's community was often marginal, if not non-existent, and their commitment to feminism was always suspect.

This is subject to their commitment to sell these products at marginal cost in developing countries.

This anomaly might be explained by strength of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) in the state over the past 35 years and, in particular, their unrivalled commitment to improve the hitherto precarious position of marginal farmers [ 16].

In [24], the author analyzes the impact of price-based DR on market clearing and locational marginal prices (LMPs) in a power system using network-constrained unit commitment (NCUC).

Involuntary commitment of non-psychotic SUD patients, although a relatively marginal phenomenon, is controversial.

These commitments were agreed to as funders foresaw a marginal increase in the cost of ART for refugees due to a small number of refugees.