Sentence examples for hardly marginal from inspiring English sources

It is not likely that the Slovak National Party and its hardline nationalist leader, Jan Slota, will be shunted to one side: Mr Slota retains strategic oversight of the coalition and the ministries that will be controlled by his party are hardly marginal.

A glance at the organizations behind STOP Coalition show groups that are hardly marginal, including The Zionist Organization of America and the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

But he is a commander in a decisive battle in Syria — hardly a marginal figure.

Some thoughtfully arranged for atheists to look after their pets.Mr Camping, who now says that the Rapture did occur, but invisibly, may be outside the mainstream, but the end-of-days is hardly a marginal obsession.

But that would be a marginal matter, hardly worth the trouble, and would only delay the death of the People rather than save it.

Summing up the data from these studies, it can be seen that the actual differences in BMD loss between pre-eclamptic and normotensive pregnant women, if any, are likely to be marginal or hardly undetectable.

Differences in the amounts of food and bedding you'll need to use are marginal and hardly noticeable.

A paltry £1,000 for each marginal Labour candidate hardly buys a poster site.

In an article last year in the British journal Anatolian Studies, English and Turkish scholars said the Galatian communities established in the third century B.C. constituted "a new, significant and increasingly important geopolitical entity within Asia Minor" and this "can hardly be attributed to a marginal, and politically, socially and economically unsophisticated people".

Even when they do, it may not be clinically evident, and such marginal renal recovery hardly justifies cessation of dialysis.

Learning that spring-training statistics do in fact have some marginal predictive power will hardly revolutionise the sport.