Sentence examples for marginal of from inspiring English sources

These families are widely regarded to be among the most marginal of the state's welfare recipients.

He has managed for years to be the most marginal of the original New Wave directors.

Devoid of rock and substantial natural defences, this is among the most marginal of all regular human habitats.

Her constituency is the most marginal of any cabinet minister's, with a notional majority after boundary changes of 1,948.

And a few of the more marginal of Hillary's supporters are, indeed, considering the McCain ticket in a new light.

Their sub-grammatical imitations of American political rhetoric, their overtures to the most marginal of political players, are suddenly at the very heart of American political life.

The point was underlined by a day in the suburban Tory/Labour marginal of Wirral West, where no one expressed the slightest faith in politics.

They judge parties by results.They also like people who speak their minds, which helps explain Teresa Gorman, the retiring Conservative MP in the key marginal of Billericay.

The Lib Dems pick up seats from Labour, while defending the most marginal of their 63 current ones from the Tories.

The right plot is the row-marginal of the matrix represented in the central plot, representing the number of disciplines developed in each family.

The upper plot, is the column-marginal of the matrix represented in the central plot, representing the number of families where each country appears.