Sentence examples for fringe problem from inspiring English sources

Nor is this bias only a fringe problem of skinheads.

And people who develop type-2 diabetes can improve their health by doing the same.Because of the linkage between obesity and type-2 diabetes, the disease is sometimes patronisingly treated as a fringe issue another problem for those poor, backwards Southerners.

Kath Mainland, chief executive of the fringe, said the problem of hiring technicians was under discussion.

Last summer, as West Village residents cracked down on prostitutes and drug addicts, she argued that they were not differentiating between prostitutes and transgendered persons and that it was important to "create a safe place for people on the fringe of the problem".

So, as Dr. Weaire put it, they were "playing around on the fringes" of the problem, looking at alternative structures as part of what for Dr. Weaire was a career-long investigation into the science of foams.

Levie argues that "computing costs will continue to drop by orders of magnitude and offerings will be launched to solve some of the most fringe but vexing problems in IT.

What we do know is computing costs will continue to drop by orders of magnitude and offerings will be launched to solve some of the most fringe but vexing problems in IT.

Suddenly Claudia Winkleman's fringe is a serious problem?

Michael Bloomberg, Mayor of New York, has an ambitious emissions plan for the city, told a fringe meeting: 'The real problem is Congress.

It's established early on that the colony exists in a separate "time stream" from the 22nd century that the settlers leave, which should allow the writers to dance around the sort of questions that bedeviled "Lost" and are beginning to be a problem on "Fringe".

One common problem with fringe projection is the fact that the its intensity pattern has to be exactly sinusoidal.