Marginal used in a sentence

Marginal in a sentence as an adjective

So the marginal benefit of going to a TED event is little.

DRM seems to just be a monkey-patch to try to get that marginal cost to be non-zero.

So, the SMS gets put in with the control channel instructions and so its marginal cost is 0, but there's still a cost.

The marginal cost of that last bit, though, is hundreds, thousands, or tens of thousands of dollars per client served.

Their marginal cost is basically zero, so both you and they would have been better off if you had paid below what you thought it was worth.

When politicians say "small government" they really mean "low taxes", and when they say "liberty" that is measured as 100% minus the top marginal tax rate.

Software has zero marginal cost, so the company with the most revenue can invest the most upfront into making a better product, giving it even more revenue.

>what do you expect in a free market system that rewards every marginal advantageI expect the government to allow so-called free market capitalists to fail when they fail.

But, exclusivity aside, the value of the photo also has nothing to do with how much it cost the photographer to take each shot at the margin, and it has nothing to do with the cost to make each marginal sale.

Operational theory says when a fixed cost is at its maximum utilization, higher marginal profitability items should be prioritized.

"Speaking of special privileges, the extraordinary differential between the 15% tax rate that capitalists pay on carried interest, dividends, and capital gains, and the 35% top marginal rate on work that ordinary Americans pay, is kind of hard to justify without a touch of deification.

We try to rationalize the state of affairs by pointing out all the ways that Wall Street has an "unfair advantage" but the fact of the matter is that: what do you expect in a free market system that rewards every marginal advantage other than wealth to flow from less sophisticated people to more sophisticated ones?