Sentence examples for marginal danger from inspiring English sources

While Obama's longtime plan has been to transfer out as many detained men as his administration considers a marginal danger, an effort to energize that plan by transferring 17 men by late January hit a snag when one of them, the Yemeni Mohammed Bawazir, abruptly refused to be resettled.

This hypothesis was examined by Weinfurtner et al. [5], showing that the transfer of PFCs from the soil to the plants for potatoes, silage corn, and wheat was so marginal that no health danger for humans would be expected by this path of uptake.

There was a danger of "becoming marginal in our impact", says Ms Rodin.

As head of one of the community's major institutions, I represented far more of a danger than so-called marginal Jews.

Worthy of a squad place but in danger of becoming a marginal squad figure.

But marginal endeavours have their own excitements, disappointments and dangers.

It safeguards him from being side-lined as a marginal, extremist figure by the media and commentariat always a danger for black politicians who embrace strong ideological agendas.

In fact, from the start of European collaboration, there has been a general consensus about the ineffectiveness of introducing the idea of Europe as a new subject area in school programmes, already too overloaded; there is even the potential danger that it is reduced to a marginal school subject.

This swing to the Liberal party put key marginal seat Deakin out of reach and leaves Labor in serious danger of losing Chisholm, which was held by Anna Burke before her retirement at this election.

"The drive towards closer integration is losing momentum and appears in great danger of slipping backwards … European leaders risk the EU becoming a marginal player in a globalised world whose rapid change is clearly not to Europe's advantage".

Nick Clegg is in real danger of losing his seat at the election, according to the latest survey of marginal constituencies by pollster Lord Ashcroft.