Sentence examples for marginal in terms of from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's marginal in terms of linguistic structure.

You were marginal in terms of the main culture, but you felt a tougher intellectual life.

Finally, Libya is an important oil-producing state, but it is marginal in terms of the dynamics of the region.

When we were in office, we warned that in 20 years this country would be made marginal in terms of world markets.

This week, Councilman James F. Gennaro of Fresh Meadows said he planned to hold a hearing on upgrading the sewer system, which he called "the most stretched and the most marginal in terms of meeting demand".

Rainfed cropping, already marginal in terms of viability, will likely become nonviable and will be almost eliminated.

Finally, we compare the marginal cost of HCE with its marginal benefit in terms of willingness to pay for reduced uncertainty.

Following up on this second aspect, this study seeks to determine whether the marginal cost in terms of HCE matches its marginal benefit if the reduction in uncertainty surrounding life expectancy is accounted for.

Some of the marginal associations (in terms of borderline statistical significance levels based on relatively small sample sizes) may have been detected by chance.

The L.H.S. is the social value of heat, and the R.H.S. consists of the terms: the first two term is the marginal cost in terms of (x_{j0}), and the second term means the marginal climatic damage to emit heat.

The CDF was a 'cheap' way to avoid the critical socio-political problem, which is why some cancer medicines cost so much when they deliver only marginal benefits in terms of clinical benefit".