Sentence examples similar to marginal triumph from inspiring English sources
The ageless Orlando Hernandez fell behind by four runs but then the Yankees, as it always used to be in this month, started to score distinct little triumphs with marginal players, currently named Sojo and Vizcaino.
The pair had come up against the catch-22 of capitalism that was already freeing a growing amount of economic activity from the market, and threw up their hands, favouring monopolies to artificially keep prices above marginal cost, thwarting the ultimate triumph of the invisible hand.
And whilst other nations scratch their heads in amazement, one area which helps explain why so many gifted British champions have simultaneously triumphed is, once more, the triumph of GB cycling's so-called "marginal gains" policy.
Yet despite Mr. Khatami's two victories and reformist triumphs in parliamentary and local government elections, only marginal changes have taken place.
May is no longer venturing out on marauding raids into Labour marginals in the north-west, but consolidating support in Tory marginals in the south-west (although as the video from the Plymouth Herald suggests, that's no triumph either).
And yet for all the marginal gains of precision hand-washing, rounder wheels, longer pubic hair and so on this has been a triumph of pure competitive spirit.
And Labour can regard its successful defence of finely balanced marginals as gutsy and significant triumphs.
Economic triumph appeared certain.
Triumph followed triumph.
