Sentence examples for fringe concerns from inspiring English sources

The Tea Party marries fringe concerns (repeal the 17th Amendment!) to a timely, responsible-seeming message about spending and deficits.

But despite this, religion and ideas of mysticism – along with other fringe concerns such as conspiracy, etc – continue to thrive.

These are not fringe concerns.

That doesn't mean the decision is only a bow to fringe concerns.

You do not avoid PayPal because of apparently fringe concerns about computers destroying business prospects through the automatic application of rules.

He was, of course, being facetious, but his comment couldn't have been further from the truth; in their subject matter, Pratchett books always felt like fringe concerns, yet their massive success actually put him at the center of public taste.

The SNP, meanwhile, was a fringe concern, regarded with barely concealed contempt by senior Labourites.

Two years ago, standing up to the vested interests in property was still a fringe concern.

Organ donation policy may seem a fringe concern at a time when we're about to go to war.

The fight against AIDS has gone from a fringe concern to a widely embraced cause, and public opinion has tilted toward gay marriage.

From a fringe concern, the sport has delivered up a succession of national heroes and inspired an upsurge in participation nationally.