Sentence examples for marginal position in from inspiring English sources
Based on their present performance, Arabs would remain in a marginal position in this next phase of human history.
"After '48, opposition to a Jewish state became a pretty marginal position in America, but it was only after '67 that it became a fighting issue," Chomsky says.
"British policy-makers need not necessarily fear a marginal position in the EU in the event of a 'remain in' victory in the referendum", Niblett concludes.
This incident rather epitomised his marginal position in the scholarly world, where his books were often criticised for their haste and inaccuracy.
The Weichselian Frankfurt ice marginal position in northeast Germany has been critically discussed in the past owing to weak morphological evidence and a lack of clear sedimentological records.
The Scottish Liberal Democrats' disastrous showing in the Holyrood election last year, and Mr Scott's decision to stand down as leader, have placed him in a marginal position in Scottish politics.
Who are actors potentially and actually involved in governance; how their expected outcomes and goals converge or diverge; how and through which mechanisms actors interact; and who are actors with influential or marginal positions in decision-making, implementation, and action are questions to be posed.
(ii) The marginal position of this population in the species range, as was observed in other taxa (Yamada and Miyamura 2005).
The marginal position she sometimes occupied in the film world had much to do with her eclectic practice, which made it hard to assign her a neat "auteur" identity.
The marginal position of this concept in both the pre-crisis period and the crisis period could denote an intentional attempt of the ECB to minimize panic reactions among the stakeholders, or it could be explained by a narrow focus of the ECB's discourse towards the overwhelming market defaults and not towards the crisis as a whole.
Its present marginal position gives it, at least in theory, critical distance from the materialist excess of pop culture — the ruthless equation of monetary and aesthetic value.
