Sentence examples for will be marginal from inspiring English sources

E-readers will be marginal hardware, much like tablet PCs, until all publishers everywhere are willing to let their precious text out into the wild, something, given the parlous state of publishing, that won't happen soon.

Certainly, savings for customers will be marginal.

If it works at all its effect will be marginal.

"Those will be marginal -- not unimportant, but marginal".

At best (the very best) the impact will be marginal.

She should, but any change will be marginal.

He said that if the N.L.R.B. did not overturn the vote, the rival union "won't survive," adding, "They'll be marginal".

This is telling us, 'Get your act together or you'll be marginal forever.' " SHUFFLING through the daily invasion of junk mail became a daily adventure for Dr. Khan, president of the New York State chapter of the American Muslim Alliance, after Mr. Lazio branded $50,000 in contributions to Hillary Rodham Clinton from members in Massachusetts as "blood money".

That way, they will always be marginal.

Yet transit in America, despite all the subsidies, will always be marginal.

Thus, the value of repurposing from an industry perspective for currently marketed, branded, or generic drugs will often be marginal due to limited patent life.