Sentence examples for marginal concerns from inspiring English sources

Until we decide to address economic inequality, debates about campaign-finance rules are marginal concerns.

There is a much larger group whose interest in politics is essentially parochial pocketbook voters for whom foreign entanglements are marginal concerns.

Wollaston expanded on her own views on BBC Radio 4, partly blaming the decision on Lynton Crosby, the Conservatives' general election co-ordinator credited with telling Cameron to "scrape the barnacles off the boat" – meaning that he should focus on core issues such as immigration and not waste political capital on more marginal concerns.

It manifests a commitment to ecological and social health that shifts what are frequently seen as marginal concerns to core business principles, a move that effectively supports sustainable economic growth.

But no one at CNN is arguing that prime time is a marginal concern.

A marginal concern for some crime researchers, however, was a rise in violent crime in towns with populations under 10,000.

He or she may acknowledge that higher employment leads to higher interest rates, but this seems an iffy, marginal concern.

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

And yet the struggle to end, finally, this most abject form of exploitation remains of marginal concern in the development community.

If it weren't for digital production and its potential for worldwide distribution on social media, the Islamic State might be of marginal concern outside of the Arab world.

Or, rather, to reveal that it had been there all along, and that race, far from being a special or marginal concern, was a central facet of the American story.