marginally造句

A gas horn is marginally lower at 121.4 decibels.

Yet Saab has lost money for years and Volvo has been only marginally profitable.

Finally, it takes the information returned from the registry and does something marginally useful with it.

Security and the prospect of higher salaries may make an academic career look marginally more attractive.

Some analysts remain skeptical and predict the market will only recover marginally by the middle of next year.

If you're concerned with space, however, it is not the most efficient serialization format (only marginally better than XML).

The resultant encoded text will be stripped of Spaces, Numbers and punctuation, making it (marginally) more difficult to decode.

In other words, a larger turbine could have a marginally larger diameter, yet produce twice as much electricity per annum.

Although manufacturing output has increased marginally over the past decade and a bit, its share of GDP has shrunk, from 21% in 1994 to 12% in 2008.

Boys, on the other hand, demonstrated marginally stronger preferences for facial masculinity in male faces, but did not differ in their ratings of female faces.

For a happy film, there was no improvement in mood, and the difference between chocolate and water was only marginally significant.

At best, these laws make living conditions foranimals marginally better than they would be otherwise — right up to the pointwhen we send them to the slaughterhouse.

“The land-baed optronic market i perceived a being only marginally affected by reduction in defence pending, ” note Frot &Sullivan Programme Manager Balaji Srimoolanathan.

The addition of a second nontransferable father month in 2002 only marginally increased the number of men taking leave, but it more than doubled the amount of time they take.

She reckons (and she may be right) that the effect of a furious shout followed by an apology often leaves her victim marginally better disposed to her than before the rage attack.