Sentence examples for quite marginal from inspiring English sources

But everything, the new crops, like corn, enables people to move into quite marginal areas.

Far more people would lose than win, and what they are getting is quite marginal".

The increased adhesion strength between the capsule and walls would further increase the total solute transfer to the vessel walls although quite marginal.

By contrast to design meetings, design evaluation meetings (DEMs) have generally been considered as situations in which, according to DEM methodologies, design activities are quite marginal.

Tess Sundelin, managing director at Green Hedge, told the Guardian: "These changes to CAP income are actually quite marginal for farmers.

Statistical comparisons of elasticities (an appropriate behavioural basis for comparisons) suggest that the empirical gains within the context of a linear specification of the utility expression associated with each alternative in a discrete choice model may be quite marginal.

Phenomenology in the United States lived a rather marginal existence for quite some time, notwithstanding the meritorious journal of Philosophy and Phenomenological Research founded by Husserl's student Marvin Farber, who was also the author of The Foundation of Phenomenology (1943).

However, the differences between the study groups were rather marginal and in both groups the normoglycemic goal could be achieved quite successfully.

Photography is still rather marginal.

A stand-up row with a raging manager, a mutinous keeper, teammates keeping them apart: these aren't quite the marginal gains we had in mind, Maurizio.

Citrate was present in DM media from the start of the experiment despite a quite small, marginal difference between growth of the ancestor in its presence or absence.