Sentence examples for may be marginal from inspiring English sources
"There may be marginal improvement, but not much".
This exemption will now end, so the net change may be marginal.
(Their food also seems healthier, though the difference may be marginal).
Jazz may be marginal, he and his group seem to be saying, but we will turn that to our advantage.
In some areas, the changes may be marginal, but in most they will be profound, and unprecedented.For good or illThis is because new electronic technologies deal with the very essence of human society: communication between people.
The impact of illegal labor on native employment may be marginal, but it hits hardest at the bottom, displacing those with a high school education or less, who are already the victims of recession and diminishing wages.
And the benefit of doing so may anyway be marginal.
As in the State Department stipulation that an investment by a foreign national seeking an E-2 visa "may not be marginal".
"Now we're one point behind England but we have to make up for lost points," said Fomenko, who knows that withtwo of Ukraine's four remaining games being against San Marino, his side may now be marginal favourites to top the group.
In terms of the perspective of Malaysia, the Penang Port is still quite near to the canal and, perhaps, the effect may only be marginal.
Thus though the choice of an adjuvant for immunisation affected the physiological levels of anti-DiCo mix antibodies in rabbits, the current data suggests that the adjuvant effect on epitope presentation to B cells, and by extension on the antibody specificity, may only be marginal.
