Sentence examples for Marginal problem from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, the CEO insisted fake news was still a marginal problem, echoing his previous remark that "more than 99% of what people see is authentic".

It was not simply a marginal problem, to be rooted out and eliminated; rather, corruption was an existential issue, he said.Overcoming it may require a societal revolution greater than that which toppled the Taliban in 2001, he said.

But critics have said it is an overreaction to a marginal problem, with none of the five trial boroughs having reported a single incident of voter impersonation – known technically as personation – over the past decade.

My fear, however, is all I would achieve is magnifying a marginal problem among a small religious minority, contributing to a climate where Muslims generally are portrayed as extremists and potential terrorists.

"There are very, very few who use the niqab, so this is marginal problem in the integration context.

This way, licensing issues are becoming a marginal problem, allowing companies to select a license appropriate for their business model.

This "data revolution" is well underway in the developed economies but is diminishing in its returns, solving increasingly marginal problems.

So even if the owners and managers are scrupulous about not pressuring employees, there's a built-in incentive to let marginal problems pass through...

Our analysis documented the robustness of AC1 when used to assess the possibility of marginal problems occurring.

We formulate and study an optimal transportation problem with infinitely many marginals; this is a natural extension of the multi-marginal problem studied by Gangbo and Świȩch (1998) [15].

Cocaine abuse, which had been a marginal drug problem throughout much of the 20th century, grew alarmingly in the late 20th century in several countries, and cocaine became responsible for a markedly increased proportion of drug-induced deaths.