Sentence examples for marginal enough that from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Obama's advantage is marginal enough that Mitt Romney could win if the polls miss a couple of points high on Mr. Obama in the swing states.

His role in the case was marginal enough that prosecutors offered Mr. Kimelman a deal shortly after his arrest in 2009: Plead guilty to a charge of participating in the conspiracy and receive no prison time, only a sentence of probation.

"I've always wanted to ask you: What is your workout regime?" Unlike "The Eric Andre Show," with cameos only by stars (Bruce Vilanch, Dolph Lundgren, Rick Fox) marginal enough that you may worry they are doing this for the wrong reasons, this show has slick production values and comedy celebrities.

You have to decide what's crucial enough to bring, and what's marginal enough to leave behind.

If the plot reveals a marked difference between the expected and observed p-value distribution, this may indicate that a number of genes are significantly associated with disease, although individual genes may not have a marginal effect that is strong enough to withstand Bonferroni correction.

True supply-siders believe that this sensitivity is well over a value of 1, implying that cuts in marginal rates raise reported income enough that government tax revenues nevertheless rise.

Still, the election is close enough that these marginal effects could matter — and an extra point for Mr. Romney in Ohio or Virginia would be awfully nice for him right now.

England stepped out on Sunday as marginal favourites in a game close enough that every run seemed to matter.

This is a marginal movie about a marginal viewpoint - our society has come far enough that it's no longer a commonly-held view that women are hysterical nutbags bent on destroying men.

Reply to marginal messages that might otherwise have been ignored.

It's bad enough that people doubt my word, that of a marginal vagabond, but it's totally outrageous to doubt the word of the chief of police".