Use of marginally in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include marginally at the start of sentence, marginally at the end of sentence and marginally in the middle of sentence
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marginally in the middle of sentence
- Overall market share was marginally improved.
- Police work is only marginally involved in crime.
- Sales last year were marginally higher than in 1991.
- Stock prices rose marginally in early trading today.
- They now cost marginally more than they did last year.
- He's in a new job but he's only marginally better off.
- Gina's grades have improved marginally since last term.
- This year's profits were marginally higher than last year's.
- The new system is only marginally more efficient than the old one.
- These cameras have increased only marginally in value over the past decade.
- This result is marginally bigger than the previous traditional estimate of 11p.
- Only that portion of income above this figure is taxed at a marginally higher rate.
- From people worried about the country being marginally swamped by immigrants, no doubt.
- The survey shows business conditions for manufacturers improved marginally in December.
- In Darlington, York, Durham and Middlesbrough the number of voters is marginally higher.
- So, more marginally, has the competitive prestige that goes with expanding national product.
- And he is a marginally better bowler than Hick even if he's still seeking his first Test wicket.
- But, having agreed these new, marginally higher rates now, they have in fact caused rates to rise.
- The greatest hindrance to recovery of this resource is the marginally favorable economic environment.
- Bilk has now marginally slowed his playing activities in order to concentrate on a second love-painting.
- The locals go to suicidal lengths to overtake vehicles travelling only marginally slower than themselves.
- They were, though, marginally the more inventive in a game that showed signs of decline from the early stages.
- Plant cost inflation is predicted to drop marginally from 6 p.c. last year to an average above 5 p.c. up to 1994.
- Some, previously only marginally interested, developed a consciousness as trade unionists and became committed activists.
- The reader should note that direct representation in various countries only marginally reduces the need for correspondents.
- The same applies to Scrash, although they're about as glamorous as a donkey on Skegness beach and marginally less attractive.
- Predictions for 1993 are only marginally better, hence the emphasis on efficiency and cost reduction will be stronger than ever.
- Farmgate prices have only increased marginally so far because at present growers are keen to offload middle to lower grade quality.
- The majority of the electorate are only marginally politically conscious, and the personalisation of political issues and allegiances reflect this marginality.
