Sentence examples for with the marginal from inspiring English sources

There is an added avalanche of three- and four-inch entries dealing with the marginal and the near-irrelevant.

Bowe helpfully does this and each state's swing can be compared with the marginal seats in that state.

He described in his own autobiography Ferguson's absorption with the marginal gains medical science could bring – podiatrists and ocular scientists.

Their contribution to economic theory was the replacement of the labour theory of value with the "marginal utility theory of value".

Housing costs act as a lid of sorts, adjusting so that existing home supply is occupied, with the marginal resident indifferent between staying and going.

But he also believes he will eventually be able to take more chances with "the marginal student" because those players will be more likely to conform to his agenda, as opposed to setting it from the start.

Much is made of the fact that Kittner is raising his two children with the marginal help of his grumpy father-in-law (played by James Cromwell, who is too good for this).

The real Mitchell was a family man, but he was also a loner, a cheerfully melancholy figure who identified with the marginal people he wrote about; he saw himself as one of them.

It allowed him to be sympathetic with the marginal cause of classical music in a largely folkloric culture and at the same time to propose a loyalty to that culture, which earned him the inaugural Sean O'Boyle Award in 1986.

The interesting strategic questions have entirely to do with the marginal shifts in vote probabilities produced in different groups by different sorts of appeals, and their collateral political costs (whether alienation or opportunity costs).

There's a historical definition, having to do with the "marginal revolution" of the late 19th century and all that, but what I think we mean in practice is economics based on maximization-with-equilibrium.