Sentence examples for margin of public from inspiring English sources

But, with a few exceptions, all these parties are on the margin of public knowledge.

State and federal standards are "set with a margin of public health and safety".

Those fighting to repeal Roe are either driven by religious dogma that deservingly lies at the margin of public opinion or worse, are motivated to create the kind of society that will begin to crumble if women can build their own lives with intentionality.

The hypothesis that there would be no difference was tested by comparing the location (West vs. East) with the net revenue development and profit margin of public pharmacies.

He stayed on the margins of public life until his death on January 8th, aged 73.

Nemtsov, who had been a ubiquitous figure in the 1990s, disappeared from state-controlled TV and found himself on the margins of public life.

But following the lead of New York, London, Paris and scores of other Western cities, Iraqi lawmakers are now trying to push smoking to the margins of public life here, to the frustration of many of their constituents.

"Offside" is vastly superior to both of these movies — Panahi's unique and audacious technique alone, of a fiction snatched from the margins of public events, makes it an important work of art.

But Sisi fans believe they are the vast majority, while the Brotherhood clings to the margins of public opinion.

But Sisi fans believe they are vast majority, while the Brotherhood cling to the margins of public opinion.

Despite these efforts and notable progress, TB remains on the margins of public awareness and political concern.