Sentence examples for thought marginal from inspiring English sources

Long thought marginal, this location has been a place for equally marginal food and drink since 1934.

It would have to be a different English, though, "still in full communion with its ancestral home, but altered to suit its new African surroundings".The hunter and the lionsOne measure of his influence is that contemporary African literature is now taught throughout America, where it was once thought marginal.

I don't think marginal gains is medical.

Credit Suisse thinks "marginal" borrowers make up a third of subprime loans.

Hayden: This will have an impact, I think marginal, on some foreign intelligence collection.

I thought it marginal, but not outrageous.

For some firms, he thinks that marginal costs in some businesses are as high as marginal revenues.

For another, the minutes to December's meeting show that most policy makers think "the marginal efficacy of [bond] purchases was likely declining as purchases continue".

They sometimes justify them in Keynesian terms, as a way of putting money in people's pockets and restoring confidence, but more often conservative politicians advocate tax cuts during recessions for the same reason they advocate them during recoveries, because they think cutting marginal tax rates reduces deadweight loss and increases economic efficiency.

A survey carried out by the Foundation Trust Network (FTN) reveals 96% of its members think the marginal rate is not achieving this aim.

Writers who in former times were thought to be marginal began to enter the mainstream.