Sentence examples for relatively marginal issue from inspiring English sources

In a YouGov poll published on Thursday, 89% of Britons said they believed payday lenders "take advantage of the vulnerable", showing the degree to which awareness has grown on what was once a relatively marginal issue.

At its inception, parental leave was a relatively marginal policy issue and Britain was still opting out of the EU directive for 13 weeks' unpaid parental leave.

This is not a marginal issue, nor one for compromise.

"This," Mr. Sharpton added, "is not a marginal issue".

Relatively marginal pieces, these two, yet samples of Mr. Trevor's lifelong refusal to reduce life to an either-or.

"The relationship between Britain and Europe isn't some marginal issue," wrote Cameron.

"Think about Scotland – the marginal issue of independence suddenly took hold.

Yet the Court is a marginal issue in the current campaign.

Mr. Kostunica, who was a relatively marginal political figure and had no connection with Mr. Milosevic, is thought to have little to fear from the files.

What makes the poem so novel is that Emma appears to have been relatively marginal in Mackinnon's life – never a lover and not consistently a close friend.

But despite a disproportionate impact on Democratic-leaning groups, the electoral consequences of voter ID seem relatively marginal.