Sentence examples for marginal contributor from inspiring English sources

A more marginal contributor to the nation's conversation was ITV's Prize Island, the gameshow presented by Alexander Armstrong and Emma Willis, which drew 1.5 million viewers between 5.40pm and 6.35pm, down 32% on the slot average.

Individual sleep stages, pubertal stage, and sex were not significant predictors of any glucose homeostasis measure; BMI z score was a significant contributor, and Tanner stage was a marginal contributor, to the overall 2-h glucose model only (not to the overall fasting glucose or HbA1c models).

"Marginal contributors" are particularly important to politicians because their support can swing close elections.

They are marginal contributors at best to Twitter's sudden decline for the simple reason that people do not use them enough to attribute said decline solely to them -- and the larger reason that they are not substitutes for, but complements to, micro-messages.

Findings from the study, however, indicated that additional investigations and hospitalisations associated with PHN were a rare occurrence, supporting past research indicating that these factors are only marginal contributors to direct costs associated with PHN [ 13].

Three years later, it has gone from being a source of tumult and marginal economic returns to being a major contributor to overall firm earnings.

Nevertheless, the Buckley court upheld FECA's limits on contributions, because the restraints on political speech were "marginal" in view of the fact that the contributor remained free to spend independently and to associate with candidates in other ways.

"The theory is that physicians actually know they can sell patient services of marginal value," said Uwe E. Reinhardt, an economics professor at Princeton (and regular contributor to Economix).

Any resulting setback helps bring this industry to become a more meaningful contributor to the world GHG emission, carbon emission accumulation and the rise of the marginal social cost.

The current wave of agricultural investment in the marginal rangeland of Sudan posts new challenges, especially the encroachment of large-scale agriculture which has been identified as a major contributor to conflict in many parts of the country (Pantuliano 2007).

The authors argue that individual contributors are ultimately responsible for the bulk of campaign contributions -- around 80percentt -- as well as for the "marginal dollar" spent on campaigns.