Sentence examples for marginal it from inspiring English sources

ABC could move that show off Friday, where its ratings have been marginal (it has a tryout tonight at 10), and see different results because most viewers haven't seen the episodes in first run.

"Seven years on such improvements have been marginal," it says.

And, although my piano playing is marginal, it has been an essential tool for my work.

Racial slavery, Davis insists, was neither accidental nor marginal; it was "an intrinsic and indispensable part of New World settlement".

I say marginal; it was marginal to me, but it wasn't marginal to the people in it.

A three-way marginal, it is a microcosm of the national election.The campaign is being fought on two main issues.

But I can also buy Anthony Painter's that: [W]hile AV will mean more marginal seats (about another 40 marginals) it won't in fact mean more choice.

Lord Ashcroft's recent poll shows Labour with a commanding lead in the 40 key marginals it needs to snatch from the Conservatives in 2015 to have any chance of a majority.

The worry for Labour may come in the marginals it needs to win to return to government.

In the battle of the marginals, it always helps to get the bigger picture and a sense of historical perspective.

Lynton Crosby, the Australian expert imported to run the Conservative campaign, has a 40 40 strategy - 40 seats the party is aggressively targeting to secure a parliamentary majority; another forty marginals it must hold on to at the same time.