Sentence examples for a marginal phenomena from inspiring English sources

Still, the Böll report notwithstanding, neo-Nazi organic farmers are a marginal phenomena, stressed Hoffmann.

A Marginal Phenomenon or a Mirror to Society?

"But this kind of extremism is a marginal phenomenon.

Certainly, American anti-Europeanism is a marginal phenomenon in comparison with its evil European twin.

But it has remained a marginal phenomenon, and in many cities it has broken up into different factions.

The Impressionists were a marginal phenomenon when Caillebotte became aware of them but a modern one, which is what he needed to know.

His activity at the small movement's diplomatic front turned it from a marginal phenomenon in the Jewish world into a world-famous alternative to mainstream Jewish thinking.

Apocalypticism has little influence in the main Shia seminaries and it has been a marginal phenomenon in the clerical world, as Mr Khalaji has written.

In 2017, open co-authorship of articles is still a marginal phenomenon, but an interesting one as it makes some of the challenges associated with responsible authorship and defining authorship visible.

The liberal newspaper Haaretz warned that the "ideological refusal to evacuate settlers is no longer a marginal phenomenon," suggesting that more parents and rabbis were telling students to refuse, with support from some conservative politicians.

There are no official statistics on how many women wear face-covering veils, though analysts agree it is a marginal phenomenon among the roughly 400,000 Muslims living in Belgium (about 4% of the country's population).