Sentence examples for more marginal role from inspiring English sources

Farhi, now Lady Hare through marriage to the playwright David Hare, continued in a more marginal role.

One group consists of religious conservatives, a set of voters that once had tremendous influence in picking the Republican nominee but which have been played a more marginal role in the last two election cycles.

Regression analysis and multivariate analysis of covariance (MANCOVA) highlighted the significant role of beliefs regarding the negative impact of homosexuality on one's identity and beliefs about the meaning of sexual problems in heterosexual intercourse as well as a more marginal role of black/white beliefs regarding what it is "right" to feel in heterosexual sexuality.

For the serial entrepreneurs, the existing team plays a more marginal role in the implementation of opportunities.

It may be that Downing Street wants to counter the impression that the prime minister has played a much more marginal role here than Gordon Brown did at the London summit last year.

They found that women play a more marginal role in the collaboration networks identified by their co-authorship analysis, and it's not just men to blame: Women also co-authored multiple papers with female colleagues less often than chance alone would dictate.

Of course, some women occupied more marginal roles than others.

Iraq has never played more than a marginal role in it.

The selection of the New York architecture firm Beyer Blinder Belle to design a master plan for ground zero and the financial district confirms once again that architecture will play no more than a marginal role in the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan.

Offshore drilling will not bring short-term relief from $4-a-gallon gasoline, nor can it play much more than a marginal role in any long-term strategy for energy independence.

Over the years, I've seen pro-Israel groups claim credit for defeating politicians when they, in fact, had no more than a marginal role in the effort.