Sentence examples for marginal provinces from inspiring English sources

To do so, the president's party would have to increase its share of the vote from 40.9percentt in June to more than 43percentt and retaking some key marginal provinces to reach 276 out of 550 seats, up from 258. .

To continue to exercise his de-facto presidential powers, the AKP would have to win a majority, increasing its share of the vote from 40.9percentt in June to more than 43percentt and retaking some key marginal provinces to reach 276 out of 550 seats, up from 258.

In the northern area (Fig. 3a) of the province presented a marginal and discontinuous potential habitat with two nucleus (El Portezuelo at 46° 03′ 01′′ S and 71° 39′ 59′′ W, and Monte Zeballos at 46° 51′ 56′′ S and 71° 53′ 24′′ W).

In an era of mass extinction, rangelands are looked to as refugia, and 'the marginal lands that were previously the province of pastoralists are increasingly coming into focus as reserves of biodiversity' (Blench 2001).

The fan is divided in two provinces by the volcanic Møre Marginal High.

Adjusted (marginal) ORs of short birth intervals across provinces were obtained from standard logistic regression models, with Kinshasa used as the reference category because of the lowest observed proportion of women with short birth intervals (see Table  1).

Richard and his partners were collectors who became grassroots entrepreneurs, who made the marginal visible and publicly accessible outside the province of nerds and geeks.

By the late 1980s, the provinces were keeping almost all of the marginal revenue growth (Qian and Xu 1993).

As utopian as they may sound in today's fragmented, niche-marketed pop landscape, mash-ups -- thus far the province of clubland pranksters -- are too marginal to break contemporary pop out of its rut.

But despite the group's own near daily assaults on Yemeni security forces, local experts insist that al-Qaida remains a marginal group with a few hundred hardcore fighters hiding out in the mountainous provinces of Marib and Shabwa.

Unlike in more rural provinces, evidence of an overall aggregate HRH relationship with vaccination rates is marginal and characterized mostly by negative relationships among health officers over time.