Sentence examples for a marginal phenomenon from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The strongest evidence that overdiagnosis is a clinically marginal phenomenon can be found in a 29-year follow-up of one arm of the Swedish Two County Trial, where the cumulative incidences of breast cancer (invasive and in situ combined) in the study group offered screening between ages 40 and 74 and in the control group were virtually identical [ 5].

That's a central fact of our economic life, not a peculiar marginal phenomenon.

Although these figures suggest LAT to be a rather marginal phenomenon it is important to realize that these figures are a snapshot in time – both historical and individual time.

"That's why in Europe the selling of street papers is comparatively a more marginal phenomenon".