Sentence examples for marginal help from inspiring English sources

Much is made of the fact that Kittner is raising his two children with the marginal help of his grumpy father-in-law (played by James Cromwell, who is too good for this).

The farm system, which provided the bodies necessary to trade for Piazza, Leiter and Alomar, is not barren of talent, but executives with other teams say it is incapable of providing anything more than marginal help in 2003 or even 2004.

"Bush takes the old-fashioned approach of cutting everybody's rates which ends up really, really, really helping wealthy people because they pay so much and being of marginal help, if any, to people in lower brackets," said Elaine Kamarck, Mr. Gore's policy director.

But a report that will be released on Tuesday by the New America Foundation, a nonprofit and nonpartisan policy institute, says the changes ultimately will provide only marginal help for low-income borrowers who are at the greatest risk of default.

Deutscge Bank Securities analyst David Martin forecasts only marginal help from the U.S. stimulus for steel companies.

I'll get to the income data in a second, but they're only of marginal help here.

This focus on the small and the marginal may help explain why Pym is catching on with another generation of readers and writers: a Pym-like sensibility seems ascendant among women writing and editing for feminist Web sites.

He has a plan to permanently lower marginal rates, help middle-class Americans save and invest, and jumpstart economic growth and job creation".

Targeting marginals will help determine who wins the next election, according to experts.

In recent Presidential election seasons, campaigns have shifted from general trawls of non-voters to precise expeditions for small groups of marginal voters, helped along by the new practice of micro-targeting.

Fajardo said building new libraries, schools, and community centers in the city's most marginal neighborhoods helped decrease crime.