Sentence examples for to marginal from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, relating to, or located at or near a margin or edge; also figurative usages of location and margin (edge). uncomparable
Reply to marginal messages that might otherwise have been ignored.
How sensitive are high-income individuals to marginal tax rates?
But this would merely add to marginal tax rates.
He's attracted to marginal regions and ingredients, and if he can force a confrontation, he will.
Topics range from feminism to marginal communities, critical thinking, equality and solidarity.
But buyers of such loans are increasingly wary of lending to marginal borrowers.
Critics have suggested the money allocated for infrastructure projects is heavily weighted to marginal seats.
Poorer households are consigned to marginal areas, where violence can be part of everyday experience.
Most of her canvases are filled with sky, relegating the land or water to marginal status.
Repeated attempts to overturn the policy have led to marginal changes.
These are all revolutionary developments by Japanese standards, and not limited to marginal players.
