Sentence examples for marginal with a from inspiring English sources

Ramsey has held the seat since 2007 and has a margin of 13.5% but the creation of the NXT party has turned a safe Liberal seat into a marginal, with a whopping 12.8% swing.

Prof MacRae said: "The July PMI suggests growth in the private sector of the Scottish economy was marginal with a fall in manufacturing output offset by continuing growth in service activity.

For the hospitalization cost variable, the difference between the two groups was very marginal, with a difference of only 1.05 times (2,823,890 KRW for the HI group and 2,971,010 KRW for the MA group).

When this was re-examined for a cut-point of more or less than 10 years' experience, the difference remained marginal, with a reversed numerical difference (12.4% versus 13.8%, respectively), suggesting experience did not affect the decision to prescribe adjunctive antipsychotics.

As you know, my seat is a Labour-Liberal Democrat marginal with an ethnic minority population greater than my majority.

In contrast to the average rank, the difference on each data set is marginal with an advantage for the OAK.

Unlike Lord Ashcroft – who is a vice-chairman of the Conservative party, has an office and staff at the Tory HQ, and masterminds the Tory strategy to win key marginals with a massive targeted spend – Lord Paul has no party or policy role.

The seat, which is considered a three-way marginal with Lucas holding a majority of just 1,252 votes, is 19th on Labour's list of targets.

A similar but more pronounced inhibition was also observed with various maltodextrins as substrates, but the inhibition was only marginal with maltose as a substrate.

However, seen from the wider perspective, it is a marginal channel with a small share of the overall television audience.

Mr Kohl could afford to smile were Turkiye a marginal mag with a readership of a few hundred.