Sentence examples for marginal reputation from inspiring English sources

Ross concedes that the economics of racing have led to its current marginal reputation.

Do you have at best a marginal reputation?

In his nearly eight years as borough president he has improved the scope, effectiveness and reputation of that sometimes marginal office.

And The Times's editorial board lauded Mr. Stringer for doing an "outstanding job" as borough president, and for improving "the scope, effectiveness and reputation" of a "sometimes marginal office".

At the end of the propagation procedure, each entity's reputation (i.e. marginal probability distribution) is determined by the converged messages mi,j and the node potential function (i.e. prior distribution).

But this data suggests those fears mischaracterize the mainstay of rtbf requests, with legal proceedings only accounting for a marginal 3.1percentt of URLs, according to Reputation VIP.

A deeper analysis of facts and an international coverage of the local successes of that regime remained marginal and, as a result, the reputation of deregulated regimes remained bad or – at best – a contentious issue.

Eschewing the war/human tragedy reportage that characterised Magnum's reputation, Franck continued her projects on marginal or isolated lives.

Putting their relationships and reputation on the line for a seemingly marginal improvement in productivity is not something most people are willing to do.

This positive impact is negatively moderated by the university's size and reputation, in the sense that in larger or more reputed universities, the marginal impact of research on knowledge transfer declines significantly.

The visit may compound the damage that his marginal involvement in the Democrats' fund-raising imbroglio has done his reputation this winter.