Sentence examples for might seem marginal from inspiring English sources

GRUMBLES about the price of petrol might seem marginal at a time of widespread tax hikes and spending cuts.

So this year's agenda is crowded with conservative concerns that might seem marginal in light of the state's whopping budget deficit.

It was a text message from a regular, a ubiquitous but in no way famous creative type, a guy who might seem marginal in some worlds but certainly not in this one.

Chris Anderson, the editor of Wired, pointed out that much of the content on YouTube might seem marginal — "Grandma getting hit with a brick" was the phrase he used — but that there was lots of mainstream content there as well, with everyone from Jon Stewart to Jessica Simpson benefiting from gigantic viral promotion.

This point might seem marginal at first glance, because it is evident that longer amplification times lead to more aRNA and thus more material for hybridizations.

The delusions of a penurious science fiction writer might seem of marginal interest, except that Philip K. Dick was not just any science fiction writer.

"We might seem like marginals but it didn't take the Bolsheviks more than 1% of the population to change things in 1917," said Egor Prosvirnin, who runs a nationalist blog and also signed the declaration together with Strelkov and a number of other nationalists.

Betting shops can seem marginal places today, even through the eyes of those who run them.

No doubt to some practitioners of New Journalism, Hari's faults probably seem marginal at worst.

But during his first year of diplomatic captivity the work began to seem marginal.

So, this might seem like a marginal case — but the electoral math matters only at the margin as well.