Sentence examples for a relatively marginal issue from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

Journals were a relatively marginal feature of this world, and sometimes even an object of outright suspicion.

Though The American Automobile Association AAAA) is only expecting a relatively marginal 2.5percentt decrease in travel over the holiday weekend compared to last year, gas prices are currently averaging $3.57 across the U.S. — an 82-cent increase from the same time last year.

This has played a relatively marginal role in the wider discussion.

Both are bullshit slurs, as are many of the down-punching critiques of a relatively marginal ideology that is primarily about helping the powerless hold their own against the big, bad state.

Involuntary commitment of non-psychotic SUD patients, although a relatively marginal phenomenon, is controversial.

He said he was worried that politicians "making a fuss" over a "marginal issue" could prove counterproductive and alienate people.

In fact, a single website for local government is, from a geeky point of view, a marginal issue.

"All governments have dealt with indigenous populations, and [specifically] the Mapuche, as a marginal issue or exclusively as a security problem," he told me.