Sentence examples for was very marginal from inspiring English sources

"The call was very marginal and I did not think it was a high tackle.

Job growth was very marginal in the second half of 1956, meanwhile, but Dwight D. Eisenhower was starting from such a high baseline of popularity that it didn't matter much.

He said any decline in a seven-year-old's IQ as a result of radiotherapy was "very marginal", just 0.42 points per year over four years, using a standard 100-point IQ.There was an 86% five-year survival rate for medulloblastoma for those undergoing radiotherapy treatments.

This was very marginal for fuel rich conditions.

In order to further validate the results, a pilot study was conducted and it was observed that the difference between the calculated probabilities of field data and the theoretical probabilities obtained from nomograph was very marginal.

Finally, I conclude that the previous vehicle replacement schemes introduced by many developed countries such as Japan and the USA were not following an environmentally wise policy in the sense that the CO2 reduction potential through the policy was very marginal.

The arts were very marginal then.

Some of the members were very marginal musicians, indeed.

Very few visit offices and though it will be disappointing to lose them, the effect will probably be very marginal.

"But this is very marginal when you see the number of kitchens and children that need feeding," says Suhandani.

All he will say is that the media representation of black people is "very marginal", with "negative stories receiving a lot of airtime".