Sentence examples for marginal organization from inspiring English sources

D.S.A. was a small, lively, politically marginal organization composed, for the most part, of decent people who, like me, had a quarrel with American capitalism.

Some of the mainstream groups vehemently protested the White House decision to invite J Street, which they regard as a marginal organization located well beyond the consensus that they themselves seek to enforce.

Seemingly marginal organizations persist in pockets of rural distress.

It could be a strategic mistake to characterise it as a marginal terrorist organization in the al-Qaeda category".

The campaign is orchestrated by a marginal, single-issue organization called the Cardinal Newman Society whose leader Patrick Reilly has spent the last 15 years trying to force the nation's 224 Catholic universities to conform to his views of what a Catholic university should look like.

The hunger strikes have been carried out by members of a handful of marginal, mostly Marxist organizations, some of whom subscribe to armed struggle, some of whom agitate against the policies of the International Monetary Fund.

A glance at the organizations behind STOP Coalition show groups that are hardly marginal, including The Zionist Organization of America and the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

In contrast to the myocardial progenitor cells, endocardial ventricular and atrial progenitors are distributed throughout the marginal zone without apparent organization.

The Marie Stopes International Impact 2 model goes the next step by using an innovative technique that estimates a service delivery organization's marginal contribution to population-level contraceptive prevalence rates (CPR) that is made by the number of contraceptive users served (which is derived from the number of products distributed).

Language boundaries were marginal or irrelevant to political organization and were crosscut by kinship and marriage networks.

It is also likely that militant leaders enjoyed a greater sense of personal significance in their organization than did marginal "foot soldiers;" consequently leaders may be more resistant to change than followers.