Sentence examples for longer a marginal from inspiring English sources

This is no longer a marginal view.

This is no longer a marginal position.

Yet the voluntary and community sector is no longer a marginal part of the economy.

Fiat's control of Chrysler allowed the company to return to the American market and means "we are no longer a marginal player," Mr. Marchionne said.

The liberal newspaper Haaretz warned that the "ideological refusal to evacuate settlers is no longer a marginal phenomenon," suggesting that more parents and rabbis were telling students to refuse, with support from some conservative politicians.

Mr. Paul is sometimes regarded as a fringe figure, but anti-Fed sentiment is no longer a marginal view within the Republican Party – see, for example, the range of voices quoted by Politico last week.

Zainab Bangura, the UN's special representative on sexual violence in conflict, said conflict-related rape was no longer considered "a marginal issue, an inevitable by-product of war or mere collateral damage.

Their biggest non-payroll expense is supposedly SMS fees, although they have hit a ceiling and no longer pay a marginal fee per message as the company grows.

Our study also showed that younger patients survived longer than older patients with a marginal statistical significance (14.8 weeks vs 8.7 weeks, p = 0.096).

BP communication between C.Prot and non C.Prot and outside the central interactome is no longer specialized and translation has a marginal role.

No longer a widely despised and marginal figure in New York politics, he is a widely despised and central one.