Sentence examples for seems marginal from inspiring English sources

Angle is a curious political commodity: she seems marginal but always does better than people expect her to.

The risk of recurrence of endometriosis during hormone replacement therapy seems marginal if combined preparations or tibolone are used and oestrogen-only treatments are avoided.

But it is highly uncertain, even improbable, that the virus would mutate in nature along the pathways prodded in a laboratory environment, so the benefit of looking for these five mutations seems marginal.

Over three years, the scheme's contribution to cutting crime seems marginal; Mr Munn has recently extended it to other areas and there, he says, crime levels have fallen by 7.5% compared with a 4.8% reduction in Hamilton generally.Mr Munn says that relations between the police and teenagers have improved, thanks to the scheme.

The small worsening in 'stigma' seems marginal when compared with the improvements seen in other categories, but correlates with an increasing Tsui score between weeks 4 and 12.

Together with previous studies, our results also indicate that although some rare germ line variants in BACH1 may contribute to breast cancer development, the contribution of BACH1 germline alterations to familial breast cancer seems marginal.

The delicate web of April Fool fantasy suddenly seemed marginal.

But from here Venice's problems seem marginal.

The uptick may seem marginal, but it reveals a much broader trend that has troubling implications.

Betting shops can seem marginal places today, even through the eyes of those who run them.

No doubt to some practitioners of New Journalism, Hari's faults probably seem marginal at worst.