Sentence examples for fairly marginal from inspiring English sources

Considering I have been talking and writing about fat shaming (and variations on it that are undoubtedly emotional abuse) for years -- for a fairly marginal and marginalized audience -- it is more than a little astonishing to me that fat shaming is becoming a presidential election issue.

But we are still talking about fairly marginal changes in the labour market as a whole.

A win in Louisiana, however, would make only a fairly marginal difference in the delegate count.

Amid bitter and vital debates about the economy, benefits, housing and defence, why worry about the concerns of what is, for now, a fairly marginal transport option?

What's fascinating is that as recently as the nineties, this was a fairly marginal issue; it has accelerated into the mainstream only recently.

IT IS hard to recall that the environment was a fairly marginal issue in British politics until a few years ago.

Yet Gaiman remains somewhat marginal.

In fact, he would extend the model to theater seats and other pricier goods for which the provider bears a fairly low marginal cost for each additional item -- particularly if the items have no value at all if they go unsold by takeoff or curtain time.

For lung cancer, the fitted function [RR = 1 + 0.3195(dose)0.7433] represents a monotonic, nearly linear exposure response relationship with fairly constant marginal increases in RR with increasing exposure.

Dewsbury is a fairly traditional Tory-Labour marginal, where barrister Simon Reevell, a Conservative, is defending a 1,526 majority against a determined attack from Labour, which until 2010 had held the seat since the early 1980s.

The seats are classified as follows: marginal 0 5.99 percent, fairly safe 6 10 percent, safe over 10 percent.