Sentence examples similar to marginal views from inspiring English sources

This is no longer a marginal view.

An extremely marginal view, to be sure.

There is no doubt that Ms Forde, like Mr Loughner, represents an extreme and marginal view.

They accuse the administration of adopting a marginal view of the constitution in order to chuck out background checks and limits on ammunition purchases.

Mr. Paul is sometimes regarded as a fringe figure, but anti-Fed sentiment is no longer a marginal view within the Republican Party – see, for example, the range of voices quoted by Politico last week.

In contrast, properties with a minor or marginal view on the wind turbines experienced no devaluation.

By adopting a marginal view, we define the causal effect for the treatment of interest as where μ1 and µ0 were the means of Y1 and Y0, respectively.

Greater exposure to once-marginal views makes everything seem less threatening.

There's the bathtub suicide scene of a marginal character, viewed from above drowned in a crimson sea.

Nevertheless, the Buckley court upheld FECA's limits on contributions, because the restraints on political speech were "marginal" in view of the fact that the contributor remained free to spend independently and to associate with candidates in other ways.

Even supposing that hyper/hypocapnia could alter the expression of PC III, we could assume that in our model these effects were marginal in view of the effects of ventilatory strategy; one hypercapnic group (LVHP-S) and a hypocapnic group (HVLP-S) shared high expressions of PC III and the other hypocapnic group (HVLP-P) had significantly less expression of it.