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Longline swordfishing is often only marginally profitable, if profitable at all.

Bangladesh apos s industrial sector contributes only marginally to environmental pollution.

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The poverty of the eastern islands of Indonesia has been addressed only marginally.

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Oil production increased only marginally in 1992, by less than 1 per cent compared with 1991.

The thematic distribution of expenditures on technical cooperation varied only marginally in 2004 as compared to 2003.

Though the drastic measure was only marginally successful, it wasn't long before other port cities followed suit.

Combating terrorism, which was mentioned only marginally in the Millennium Declaration, has become one of our top priorities.

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Overall, however, the picture was one in which the economics of 2033 differed only marginally from the economics of today.

In the US, economic performance improved only marginally in 2012, with annual GDP rising by 2.3 , up from 1.8 in 2011.

This figure had decreased marginally to 78 in 2001 2002.

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Apparently, new steps are now being contemplated that may only marginally address the symptoms and effectively institutionalize the status quo and consolidate the fruits of aggression.

In the event, agreement with Argentina was reached on the numbers of licences each country would sell and revenues to the Falkland Islands declined only marginally.

The latter may be politically mandatory and marginally beneficial in fiscal terms.

This expansion was marginally offset by the closure of UNIKOM (October 2003).

29. The initial 1995 estimate is marginally lower than the 1994 revised requirement.

Indeed, since 1991, when a balance of payments crisis loomed, India has been shedding its socialist legacies and posting 7.5 average annual GDP growth only marginally slower than China.

At best, these are marginally useful more often, they are harmful in today s circumstances.

The economy is contracting so much that the debt GDP ratio is actually increasing, and the actual deficit is improving only marginally, because government revenues are falling along with GDP.

Seymour Cray continued working, this time on the Cray 2, though it only ended up being marginally faster than the Cray X MP, developed by another team at the company.

The budget for the courts for 2004 2005 is marginally lower than the previous budget.

I was doing a pathetically slow speed of about 1.3 knots, and they were doing only marginally less pathetic speed of about 1.4 it was like two snails in a mating dance.

It was, furthermore, important to analyse more in depth the question of brokers or arms merchants, to whom the Programme of Action referred only marginally and whose activities should be strictly controlled.

I was doing a pathetically slow speed of about 1.3 knots, and they were doing only marginally less pathetic speed of about 1.4 it was like two snails in a mating dance.

Because the heat exchange area is greater they may be marginally more efficient than traditional absorbers.

On 20 February 2005 the Government of Israel marginally modified the planned route of the wall.

Activities and outputs may also be terminated because they have become obsolete, marginally useful or ineffective.

9. The projected total of phase I expenditures are marginally above the requested budget of 1988.

Fear of the Muslim Brotherhood, which is only marginally involved in an uprising that it did not initiate and has no hope of controlling, is no excuse for trying to save a failing regime.

This was due to the rise in net capital inflows, since the region apos s increase in the value of exports was modest and net payments of profits and interest were reduced only marginally.

OFDI flows grew marginally between 1976 and 1989 but have surged since 1990 except in 1998 and 2002.

However, while the absolute amount of worldwide renewable energy use has been rising significantly, the overall share of renewables in the world's total primary energy supply has increased only marginally over the past three decades.

As mentioned in the previous report (S 2004 785, annex, enclosure), current reforms of the judicial system have been only marginally successful, which suggests that greater coordination and involvement by the international community is required.

Alarmed that globally and in some regions immunization coverage has increased only marginally since the early 1990s, and that in 2003 more than 27 million children worldwide were not immunized during their first year of life

Alarmed that globally and in some regions immunization coverage has increased only marginally since the early 1990s, and that in 2003 more than 27 million children worldwide were not immunized during their first year of life

Work sharing might keep more people marginally attached to their jobs in an economic slump, thereby preserving their self esteem.

Concurrently, more than 3,000 ineffective, obsolete and marginally useful outputs have been discontinued to make way for new priority outputs.

Total expenditure was marginally higher than expected owing to a short overlap in salaries arising from the rotation of Programme Officers.

At the same time, the equitable development objective implies a special emphasis on the least developed countries, which to date have only marginally shared the benefits of industrial progress and thus constitute the weakest segment of the international community.