Sentence examples for a fringe concern from inspiring English sources

The SNP, meanwhile, was a fringe concern, regarded with barely concealed contempt by senior Labourites.

Two years ago, standing up to the vested interests in property was still a fringe concern.

Organ donation policy may seem a fringe concern at a time when we're about to go to war.

The fight against AIDS has gone from a fringe concern to a widely embraced cause, and public opinion has tilted toward gay marriage.

From a fringe concern, the sport has delivered up a succession of national heroes and inspired an upsurge in participation nationally.

The battle for power, it's been hinted, will soon look insignificant next to a terrible external threat that is still only a fringe concern; and the Targaryen dragons are getting bigger every year.

Alarm about endocrine disruptors once was a fringe scientific concern but increasingly has moved mainstream.

That doesn't mean the decision is only a bow to fringe concerns.

The Tea Party marries fringe concerns (repeal the 17th Amendment!) to a timely, responsible-seeming message about spending and deficits.

But despite this, religion and ideas of mysticism – along with other fringe concerns such as conspiracy, etc – continue to thrive.

He was, of course, being facetious, but his comment couldn't have been further from the truth; in their subject matter, Pratchett books always felt like fringe concerns, yet their massive success actually put him at the center of public taste.