Sentence examples for marginal use of from inspiring English sources

Although the plot makes marginal use of "poisonous compounds" the play is not about a drug-driven world.

Photograph by George Frey/Bloomberg/Getty. It's odd how Teddy Roosevelt's expression "bully pulpit" has outlasted the disappearance both of the widespread, or even marginal, use of the adjective "bully," and even, to a certain extent, of pulpits.

It's odd how Teddy Roosevelt's expression "bully pulpit" has outlasted the disappearance both of the widespread, or even marginal, use of the adjective "bully," and even, to a certain extent, of pulpits.

Jobs that made no or marginal use of digital devices 10 years ago now tether workers to their machines as closely as today's students are glued to their smartphones.

Li and Thompson thus present Chinese as a pro-drop language in which anaphoric relations are determined by purely non-syntactic factors, and where there is apparently only marginal use of overt pronouns.

Most chapters (27/40) describe viral vector-based technologies: gammaretroviruses and lentiviruses, adenoviruses (including the more advanced 'helper-dependent' kind), parvoviruses (adeno-associated viruses (AAVs)) and a single chapter for herpesviruses that reflect the marginal use of this vector family.

Because the combat and power-up mechanics are flawed, the vigors of marginal use outside of the upper difficulty levels.

One, they were too proud of their work to realise it was of marginal use, and second they continually underestimated the intelligence and creativity of the soldiers and insurgents.

Since Mrs. Clinton's statement, both sides have sought to play down the helicopters' significance, saying they were of marginal use militarily.

For instance, English still is reported as having a kind of "marginal" use (König 1977; Michela 2004), which conspicuously resembles the notion Close to Expectation.

Chemical weapons are of only marginal use, simply one more way to terrorize and demoralize opponents.