Sentence examples for be considered marginal from inspiring English sources

Shariatmadari said, "Religion used to be considered marginal — apart from the mainstream of events.

"I think it has become increasingly clear that our efforts to ensure democracy and human rights cannot be considered marginal but are indeed central to our foreign policy objectives this century," Mrs. Clinton said.

The weaknesses across the news division probably would be considered marginal if they did not come at the same time as the apparent shift taking place in the morning.

Many complained that a lot of businesses in the north country might be considered "marginal" by State Department standards; that a paper mill in Groveton closed not too long ago; that a small restaurant beside Le Rendez-Vous shut down this past winter.

A bounce in this region where 20 of the 60-plus seats can be considered marginal and so very much "in play" so far as the tacticians are concerned.

There are, therefore, various reports and statistical evidence showing that many alpine regions and their forests can no longer be considered marginal or underdeveloped.

If Dr. Janov's work was considered marginal by mainstream psychology, it appeared over time to have been marginalized by the publishing industry as well.

In these official accounts, groups, currents and event that were considered marginal were written out of the national picture.

During the 1980's, when advertising budgets were still flush, catering to individual photographers was considered marginal business.

All four apply similar approaches and tools; differences are considered marginal.

But those trims are considered marginal compared with the deeper reductions many experts say are necessary to contain Pentagon spending.