Sentence examples for pretty marginal from inspiring English sources

Trump was pretty marginal, too until he wasn't.

High-school wrestling is an odd sport, pretty marginal.

I think he did a pretty marginal job of running the company".

There is a slight difference [in the groups' customers] but it's pretty marginal.

Wynton Marsalis comes to mind, but the trumpet's role in the classical repertoire is pretty marginal.

However, if economic subsidies are subtracted, the choice to develop rather than leave untouched becomes pretty marginal.

As much as I admire Garry, he and his movement are pretty marginal to the political scene.

First of all, if the erections of our youth are in crisis, it is a pretty marginal one.

"That has made the Northeast Republicans pretty successful, but it has also made them pretty marginal, nationally, in their own party".

"After '48, opposition to a Jewish state became a pretty marginal position in America, but it was only after '67 that it became a fighting issue," Chomsky says.

To view it from here in America, MotoGP seems pretty marginal, but it's actually a global phenomenon that Mario Andretti, who would probably know, recently called "the most exciting form of motor sports".