Sentence examples for rather marginal from inspiring English sources

Photography is still rather marginal.

"Although it's a rather marginal bet for a potentially huge payoff," he says, "I value my relationship with my wife".

Now widely used for unresolved momentum transport, this approach remains rather marginal to describe filtered reaction rates despite of very promising results.

The UK's biggest, but struggling, retailer has so far chosen to focus on rather marginal activities to bring back its customers – new bakeries, Giraffe restaurants, Hudl computers.

My main concern is the application of rather marginal approaches to address future potentials for sustainable urban development variously referred to as holistic, integral, transdisciplinary or meta-theoretical.

What's interesting is that there appears to have sprung from what could be seen as a rather marginal discussion a much broader shift in who gets to have the privilege of defining what is racist or not.

Erik Jonnaert, secretary general of the European Automobile Manufacturers Associationn (ACEA) said last month: "For the time being, ACEA forecasts a rather marginal market share for all EVs of up to 8% by 2025.

They soon returned when they found that the black ash had trans formed some rather marginal land into rich agricultural soil by providing a thick mulch that retained moisture and added essential minerals.

In politics, he was steadier, and had no craving for conversions; and in his later years this made him rather marginal, which was not much of an impediment for a man with a romantic view of marginality.

Stepwise regression supported the hypothesis that regular nearby outdoor recreation has a significant but rather marginal effect on respondents' reported well-being and their psychological resilience, even when systematically controlled.

The allowances can be sold by the receiving companies, are as good as cash, and represent a lump-sum transfer from the government, not tied to carbon abatement efforts or production (and hence, in the language of economics, are infra-marginal subsidies rather than marginal incentives).