Sentence examples for consider marginal from inspiring English sources

Domenici knew that he was growing impassioned about an issue that many of his colleagues would consider marginal, even distasteful, and that he needed colleagues who had been shaken personally, too.

Public transport "clubs," which encourage passengers to consider marginal (rather than average) costs by making a large upfront payment for future discounted public transport tickets, also have encouraged higher tram and bus use in some Swiss cities, although any association with fewer car journeys is unknown.

The entire performance was a statement on what, and whom, today's Republican Party considers marginal.

Women who box are still considered marginal, if not odd, by sports fans.

Pop culture – once considered marginal – is now fully integrated into all levels of society.

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

His district, once considered marginal, is now leaning slightly toward the Republican nominee, Pat Tiberi, the majority leader in the State House.

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

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

However, it is one part of a wider picture of a Europe where ideas that were once considered marginal have become increasingly palatable to frustrated voters.

While most of the seats are safe Labor the seat of McMahon – currently held by the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen – is considered marginal.