Sentence examples for marginal which is from inspiring English sources

While the government has certainly bowed to pressure to support moves at the OECD to reduce tax avoidance, the impact on the poorest countries will be marginal, which is why almost all the world's countries have been pushing for a new, truly global body to look at tax issues.

We look for good-quality assets, and a lot of them have assets that are marginal, which is sort of why they are in trouble.

The L.H.S. of the first equation is the marginal revenue which is the aggregate of the residents' marginal evaluations of a change in an attribute embedded in (x_{j}).

Marginal Entropy For a random variable X, if the marginal distribution is P X) then the distribution has an associated marginal entropy which is defined as follows: begin{aligned} H X)=sum limits _{i}P(x_i log _2frac{1}{P(x_i)}.

Eastbourne, a marginal seat which is likely to be a target in the 2015 general election, is currently held by the Lib Dems, with the Tories close behind.

As well as being a Tory peer and deputy chairman of the party, Ashcroft has part-funded and masterminded a £5m campaign in marginal seats, which is widely expected to strongly influence the outcome of the election.

That the mainstream media is trying not to deviate from mainstream sources (the recalcitrant, in-denial, shell-shock Malaysian government, and the in-the-dark US authorities) maintains something illogical, which in turn agitates or inspires the counter-media (the conspiracists), which was once marginal, but which is now mainstream itself.

From Old English come all the personal pronouns (except they, their, and them, which are from Scandinavian), the auxiliary verbs (except the marginal used, which is from French), most simple prepositions, and all conjunctions.

Their best way to zap the pirates would be to put all their music up on the web and price it somewhere much closer to its marginal cost (which is zero).

We find as expected that renewable production induces a negative marginal effect, which is stronger in regimes of relatively high prices.

Mathematically speaking, ρ depends not only on the dependence of two variables but also the marginal distributions, which is not an ideal property as a dependence measure.