Sentence examples for marginal expansion from inspiring English sources

And that, my friends, will yield nearly perfect conditions for surfers in the ocean of high-growth small-caps: good companies, cheap valuations and a marginal expansion in investor appetite for risk.

The final solution for the mixed ANOVA model was estimated using maximum pseudo-likelihood marginal expansion.

Population increases, rural migration and other economic pressures mean that marginal land expansion will continue to absorb the growing number of rural households in the region.

Bruce's grand economic development plans had increased the national debt significantly yet had delivered only marginal economic expansion in the short term.

Immunohistology showed increased CD20+ B-cells with slight marginal zone expansion, focal CD3+ T cell infiltration, a polyclonal plasma cell population with an even distribution of kappa and lambda light chains, and a low Ki-67 proliferative index (5% of all lymphoid cells).

and Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass)., who have steadily advanced the once-marginal pro-expansion stance into the mainstream.

Woodland expansion, marginal grass- and heathland conversion and expansion of urban areas were the main change processes affecting all case study areas.

Banks are thus both safer and more profitable, a fine combination.In the past, banks would have ways of undoing this good work, through costly acquisitions or headstrong expansion into marginal businesses.

Targeted deletion of PTEN and directed expression of IL-14α in the CD19+ B cell compartment (IL-14+PTEN-/) lead to marked splenomegaly and altered spleen morphology at baseline due to expansion of marginal zone B cells, a phenotype that was exaggerated by treatment with the B cell mitogen and TLR4/RP105 ligand, LPS.

Overall, expansion into marginal areas creates potential for loss-loss scenarios: clearing of high-biodiversity value land for economically unsustainable plantations that are poorly adapted to local conditions and alter landscape functions (e.g. hydrology, erosion) – ultimately compromising livelihoods, particularly when rubber prices fall.

Moreover, companies can scale as they wish and absorb only the marginal costs of their expansion.