Sentence examples for so marginal that from inspiring English sources

At times Debord felt so marginal that you could forget all about him.

Opposition rallies were so marginal that not even Western journalists showed up anymore.

And if someone's business model is so marginal that an Oxfam shop opening nearby decimates it, then we are not the problem".

In 1997, Barclays' investment banking unit was so marginal that its centuries-old parent, Barclays, dumped most of its businesses, including equities and mergers and acquisitions.

(Her authority over the military proved so marginal that when she requested the I.S.I. files on her brother Mir Murtaza the agency refused to send them to her).

"The cost of sugar-sweetened beverages is currently so low that any price increase would be so marginal that it would be unlikely to affect intake.

But the impact they will have - and the reason why they are getting so much publicity - is the effect they will have on the 100 or so marginal seats that will determine the next election.

Poetry is so marginal (at least economically) that there's probably more money in needlepoint, thanks to Etsy.

The people who refused to be flushed out or who have reoccupied the shore live an existence so marginal and peculiar that the filmmaker John Waters narrated a documentary about them.

Even if everything else were miraculously fixed, we're finished if we don't address an issue considered so marginal and irrelevant that you can go for months without seeing it in a newspaper.

Perhaps, as my colleague Edward Rothstein suggested in a recent sobering column in The New York Times, the symphony orchestra has become so marginal to American culture that it no longer matters who leads the Philharmonic.