Sentence examples for marginal cause of from inspiring English sources
It allowed him to be sympathetic with the marginal cause of classical music in a largely folkloric culture and at the same time to propose a loyalty to that culture, which earned him the inaugural Sean O'Boyle Award in 1986.
Although RV is a marginal cause of death in Western countries, limiting the number of nosocomial RV infections is important both to improve patients' safety and to avoid additional health care costs.
Morphological distinction between some of these species is marginal causing taxonomic delimitation to be disputed, especially between Asian species [ 10, 12- 19].
Differences in the local activity of marginal meristems cause the lobed shapes of simple leaves and the leaflets in compound leaves.
Whatever the cause of his marginal advance, Mr. Bush took to the swing states New Mexico, Florida and Ohio on his way to New York, and he plans to offer an agenda for a second term on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden.
Third, Thompson tries to argue that the political cause of migrants is marginal because it has not been backed by the left.
The re-analysis of the data after the elimination of related samples colocated the previous outlier samples with all the others, confirming that cryptic relatedness and not other types of stratification was the cause of their previous marginal position.
As there was marginal improvement we tried to assess the cause of delay, even though this was not an original aim of our study.
Pellucid marginal degeneration causes thinning of a narrow (1 2 mm) band of the cornea, usually along the inferior corneal margin.
But Rudd just continued to be Rudd, touring marginal electorates - for the good of the Labor cause of course - proving with every appearance, every folksy "gotta zip", every street walk mobbing, that he retained his popular appeal.
But the implosion of the nation's rugby culture since the fall of the Ceaucescu regime has rendered any sort of success, however marginal, a cause for celebration.
