Sentence examples for from a marginal from inspiring English sources

From a marginal foreign participation of 4percentt of holdings a decade ago, foreigners held 19percentt of share values at the end of March, according to the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

Security has gone from a marginal concern to the very heart of American interactions with other countries.

The Board of Deputies of British Jews distanced itself from the decree, saying the letter was from a marginal and unaffiliated group.

Thus, it transformed the academic study of literature from a marginal scholarly apparatus of footnotes to the only game in town, thereby turning traditional readers into spectators.

"He transformed it from a marginal program to a really good department," said Aaron W. Godfrey, a senior lecturer in the department of European languages at the university.

The answer lies in Mr Mégret's plan to turn the Front from a marginal protest movement to a mainstream party of power.

For example, a person earning $79,000 who got a 2% wage rise to $80,580, goes from paying a marginal tax rate of 32.5%to37%7%.

At a stroke, the deal will promote Imperial from being a marginal American player to a distant but credible number three, with a market share of about 10%.

Britain (at least viewed from Warsaw) seems a marginal force in Europe.Meanwhile Poland is learning to play the European game at a high level.

However, the number of compounds used for the development of these QSAR was very small (from three to a marginal maximum of 24; Table S9).

If genuine compromise requires cuts in 2011, they must come from programs that serve a marginal public purpose.