Sentence examples for were 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
Ten years ago wind turbines were marginal.
A lot of the calls Tuesday night were marginal calls.
For most of their existence, people were marginal creatures.
But for other patients, the changes were marginal.
"Neither the discussions at the summit nor the public debate in Israel were marginal issues.
You were marginal in terms of the main culture, but you felt a tougher intellectual life.
Its previous spokespersons, Representative Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain, the pizza mini-mogul, were marginal cranks.
Neighborhood amenities were marginal; the supermarket carries mostly plantains and dried fish.
It's not as if the issues addressed by the conference were marginal ones.
"The results of the first trial were marginal, and obviously the drug was just not sufficiently potent," he said.
"There will be places that can't be farmed any more, that were marginal and are now useless," Mr. Serrano said.
