Sentence examples for marginal opinion from inspiring English sources

The BBC was told to avoid giving "undue attention to marginal opinion".

In his 2011 report on BBC science coverage, the geneticist Professor Steve Jones criticised the "over-rigid" insistence on due impartiality that could give "undue attention to marginal opinion".

Of course, we are more likely to come across the marginal opinions of twentysomethings with social anxiety online because, unlike the larger world, the internet gives those twentysomethings just as much of an opportunity to be heard as a Harvard scholar, a dissident protesting for democracy or General Hayden himself.

The benefit is, in my opinion, marginal, as stereo placement in good normal headphones covers a large swath of audio territory, and it's only towards the rear that you have any real failure to communicate direction.

Far from Westminster, these are splitting opinion in marginal constituencies.

These polls give us a wealth of detail about what appears to be happening in key marginal seats that national opinion polls cannot provide.

But a difference of opinion about a marginal tax rate?

The rightwingers do, but it's hard to see the powerbrokers and remaining marginal seat holders sharing that opinion.

Chancellor George Osborne is due to address supporters at a London conference at which high-profile donor Lord Ashcroft will reveal the results of a large-scale opinion poll in marginal seats.

It is their task to cure the dysfunctional political system, in which popular opinion is a marginal factor.

It could be as simple as the fact that the right has found in Uganda a place where opinions that are marginal in the US are mainstream, and even legislated.