Sentence examples for a relatively marginal from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kostunica, who was a relatively marginal political figure and had no connection with Mr. Milosevic, is thought to have little to fear from the files.

At its inception, parental leave was a relatively marginal policy issue and Britain was still opting out of the EU directive for 13 weeks' unpaid parental leave.

In a YouGov poll published on Thursday, 89% of Britons said they believed payday lenders "take advantage of the vulnerable", showing the degree to which awareness has grown on what was once a relatively marginal issue.

But it is the perceived cruelty of the proposed abortion ban that has united what has long been a relatively marginal feminist movement with many self-identified Roman Catholics and those who support the existing "compromise" – shorthand for the legislation passed in 1993 that regulates abortion to this day.

A1 Economists say that because there is no damage even as little as a mile away from the battered shores in affected countries, there is a perverse likelihood that one of the world's largest-ever human disasters may have a relatively marginal economic impact.

Comparing Mr Berezovsky to Owen Glendower in Shakespeare's Henry IV Part 1, he said: "Mr Berezovsky has found it very difficult to accept that, for all his former importance as a power broker and for all the great wealth that he has obtained by that means, in business terms he was a relatively marginal player.

In archaeological literature, the study of trees and wood remains is a topic of relatively marginal interest, especially compared to texts on crops and human animal relations.

The LEO approach means "spending a lot for some relatively marginal benefit," says William Kidd, a satellite analyst with CE Unterberg Towbin, an investment bank.By the time Teledesic was ready to consider spending money to build its satellites, the capital markets had been struck by the double blow of Iridium and the Nasdaq crash.

Microbial enhanced oil recovery (MEOR) is a unique technique but remains relatively marginal.

What makes the poem so novel is that Emma appears to have been relatively marginal in Mackinnon's life – never a lover and not consistently a close friend.

The group that he led, until then relatively marginal with no real support base and only a few hundred members, was portrayed as a sprawling global terrorist organisation, with obedient "operatives" and "sleeper cells" on every continent, and an ability to mobilise, radicalise and attack far beyond its real capacities.