Sentence examples for marginal forces from inspiring English sources
Like Trump, each of them has developed a uniquely 21st-century strategy for gaining power, doing away with the old fascist markers that have long been marginal forces in Europe.
"Since the government began to again consider human rights organizations enemies, there has been increased pressure from the secret services, tax inspectors and of course from marginal forces and parliamentarians with supremacist, nationalist outlooks," said Alexandr S. Brod, director of the Moscow-based organization Human Rights.
White Democrats are now so dispersed in the conservative suburbs that they are becoming a marginal force in national politics.
Furthermore, political Islam - until then a marginal force in Pakistani politics - acquired buoyancy, and a radical edge, from the anti-communist jihad in Afghanistan.
The Co-operative movement needs to take this opportunity to recognise why it has become such a marginal force in the economy and politics.
But for much of the past 15 years they have been a marginal force.Since 2006 the Blue Dogs have enjoyed a new era of influence.
Britain (at least viewed from Warsaw) seems a marginal force in Europe.Meanwhile Poland is learning to play the European game at a high level.
In his point of view the screening was necessary as Hungary had sided too readily with Israel during the recent conflict in Gaza.Jobbik is not a marginal force.
With only about 37,000 registered members in Nassau and Suffolk (and far fewer active ones), and with its candidates mostly borrowed from other parties, the Independence Party is a marginal force at best.
If memorials like those created by Whiteread and Eisenman have any value, it should surely be to make race hate an utterly marginal force, and far-right extremism the smallest of minorities.
The seat was won by Sinn Fein, a historical rival of Fianna Fail dating from the struggle for independence nearly a century ago, but a marginal force in the republic's politics in recent decades.
