Sentence examples for marginal than from inspiring English sources

Five re-releases of old Harry Nilsson records - what could be more marginal than that?

Their voices, however, were more marginal than those of the established Jewish leadership, and their attempts were even less effective.

Their work is no more marginal than most other currents of contemporary concert music, and composers like Steve Reich have had considerable success with electronic pieces.

"Unmarried women feel so much more economically marginal than married women," said Celinda Lake, who conducted the polling with Linda DiVall, Linda Williams and Anna Rivera.

Herbert, Flynn and Capricornia are now all in the top five most marginal seats in the country, while Dawson is also more marginal than at the last few elections.

Thirty-five yeafterfter Ali's sad final fight (a loss to Trevor Berbick), boxing endures, more marginal than it once was but essentially unchanged in its practice: a method, cruel but reliable, for creating moments of exquisite drama.

It is sometimes observed that Labour are doing better in the crucial marginals than they are nationally, but the picture is more complicated than that.

By conventional calculations, Labour has most to gain and the Tories most to lose from a Lib Dem surge, as there are many more Lib-Con marginals than Lib-Lab contests.

(2) The parametric copula fits the true copula better using empirical marginals than using fitted parametric/entropy-based marginals.

Allowing for a larger merged firm (with lower marginal cost) than previous independent firms, the output reduction is softer than in SSR.

"Poor governance focuses on the marginal rather than the key issues.