Sentence examples for fringe causes from inspiring English sources

Saddam's lawyer, Ramsey Clark, was unceremoniously ejected from the court after the verdict, in a symbolic consignment of himself to his fringe causes of the defence of Milosevic's xenophobic aggression and Saddam's despotism.

The anti-Keystone movement had seemed like a fringe cause.

But as Gellért Rajcsányi, a conservative blogger, argues, the movement is chaotic and its leader, Péter Juhász, is rooted in the movement to legalise marijuana, a fringe cause in Hungary.Milla's idea of free speech is selective.

The feedback accuracy of 0.75 nm (Δd) corresponds to the Doppler shift of a fringe caused by a wind velocity v of 15 m s−1 (Δd = υd/c, where c is the speed of light).

Among other things, there is an image stabiliser, to correct for hand-shake; a low-pass filter, to eliminate moiré fringes caused by repetitive pattens in fabrics and the like; and a dust-reduction mechanism, to clean the sensor after a lens has been changed.

However, there is still a difficulty to distinguish the fringes caused by OH lines from the OI (630.0 nm) fringes.

Prior to the storm's arrival in Florida, its outer fringes caused gusty winds and torrential rainfall, causing some minor freshwater flooding of streets.

Individual fibrils and fibril clusters were selected by using the magic wand tool with a setting of 50 100; the Fresnel fringes caused by the strong underfocus made it easier to delineate each fibril/fibril cluster separately.

The distance between the gratings was set to 377 mm, and the phase grating was slightly inclined to reduce the pitch effectively and to remove parallel moiré fringes caused by pitch mismatch between the amplitude grating and the self-image of the phase grating projected onto it.

It was predominantly the collapse of the car-dependent suburban fringe that caused the mortgage collapse.

What was once seen as a fringe environmental cause has gone mainstream.