Sentence examples for a fringe problem from inspiring English sources

Nor is this bias only a fringe problem of skinheads.

Islamophobia is not a fringe problem: It is embedded in much of Western society.

And people who develop type-2 diabetes can improve their health by doing the same.Because of the linkage between obesity and type-2 diabetes, the disease is sometimes patronisingly treated as a fringe issue another problem for those poor, backwards Southerners.

Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York, has an ambitious emissions plan for the city, told a fringe meeting: 'The real problem is Congress.

Beck attributed much of the problems at Dodger Stadium to "a fringe fan base" that is made up of gang members or troublemakers who dress and act the part.

The problem, he said, is caused by "a fringe element" of the 4,000-cadet 4,000-cadetulation.

"The notion that the U.N. is really a problem," William Kristol, the editor of The Weekly Standard, said this week, "was a fringe notion until about three months ago.

Mr. Griffin is a fringe politician.

Oilmen may think CERES a fringe group.

She thought it was a fringe thing.

That isn't a fringe view.