Sentence examples for fringes rather than from inspiring English sources

However, good examples of people-powered services far too often remain on the fringes, rather than as the norm.

But, overall, hers is a talent that feels too often on the fringes rather than the forefront.

Certainly Mr. Cameron's two-day summit meeting began at the fringes, rather than at the heart, of the 27-nation bloc.

For-profit "challenger" institutions will not affect prices significantly because most will operate on the fringes rather than in the university heartland.

The New Atheists were, by contrast, insiders rather than outsiders, writing and speaking in societies where manifestations of fervent religiosity largely occurred on the cultural fringes rather than the intellectual centres.

It is argued that herding was probably on dedicated pasture on the arable fringes rather than in closer integration on 'garden plots', as there is no evidence of field-edge weed diets and little evidence of adjusting the birth season to accommodate the crop cycle.

Ontroerend Goed have been here before, but playing the fringe rather than the main festival.

This isn't Weimar Germany, and Islam's radical fringe is still a fringe, rather than an existential enemy.

Last year, this was down to 36%, which suggests that having a go at the gays is becoming a fringe rather than mainstream pastime in Britain.

Indeed, he has had little incentive to develop it, having spent his parliamentary career in a political echo chamber on the activist fringe, rather than in the constructive sphere of parliamentary committees and frontbench responsibility.

Perhaps this is because we have grown used to the security threat from religious extremists and tend to view their far-right counterparts as a loony fringe, rather than rational agents who are using violence to achieve certain goals.