Sentence examples for Marginal faction from inspiring English sources
Lenin's Bolsheviks, a small, marginal faction of fanatics who were not taken seriously in the aftermath of the February uprising, took control in the October revolution (actually in November).
She dismisses the critics as a marginal faction and says the money to reinvent Southampton is coming from special allocations from the Legislature about $45 million so far, with $12 million from other funds.
As a young adult, LaRouche seemed to reject his upbringing and became a socialist ideologue, but his rambling and paranoid style increasingly sidelined him within that marginal faction.
The victim was identified by fellow protesters as Hisham Salman, an organizer of a marginal Shiite faction with roots in the country's old feudal elite, which has tried to challenge Hezbollah's pre-eminence in Lebanese Shiite political life.
Those of us who are white regularly insist that the racists and bigots are a minority of us and that the white-power movement is a marginal and demented faction.
After the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, Clinton signed what some former U.S. officials called a "covert action finding" authorizing CIA operations against al Qaeda, then regarded as a marginal Islamic militant faction with an eccentric, Saudi-born leader.
The latest polls, released on Friday, showed only a marginal difference between Netanyahu's Likud party and Blue and White, a new faction headed by Gantz.
But it has remained a marginal phenomenon, and in many cities it has broken up into different factions.
Under normal circumstances, this faction — composing less than 20percentt of the House Republican caucus — might exercise a marginal influence.
As has been repeated incessantly over the past two weeks, if Mr Obama does nothing, or if the Republican faction in Congress fails to present sufficiently attractive compromise proposals, 39.6% is the level to which the top marginal rate will automatically return.
