Sentence examples for some marginal issues from inspiring English sources

That may lead us to take different views about some marginal issues from Anglicans in other parts of the world.

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

Some otherwise purely technical or marginal issues are being framed in the light of China-U.S. rivalry".

The ruling is in line with recent ECHR judgments that have stressed the so-called "margin of appreciation" – the latitude allowed to member states in deciding more marginal issues according to their national legal traditions.

"Neither the discussions at the summit nor the public debate in Israel were marginal issues.

Instead, the candidates squabbled over marginal issues -- a windfall tax and the rights of pensioners, for example.

Tensions have centred on marginal issues, such as worries about non-English-speaking children in schools, or drink-driving easterners.

Across Europe, political unwillingness to confront the scale of the continent's refugee crisis has diverted the debate into marginal issues.

In the 2000 campaign, during a time of relative prosperity, McCain could focus on campaign-finance reform and earmarks — important but marginal issues that cast him as a rebel.

Some campaigners have attributed this to the influence of Lynton Crosby, the Australian political strategist who is co-ordinating the Conservative party's general election campaign and who has told David Cameron to focus his efforts on core issues, such as immigration and welfare, and to avoid being sidetracked by more marginal issues.

Others devoted too much time to "marginal issues (like school uniform, dinner menu or the peeling paintwork in the main hall) instead of focussing on the core issues that really matter", he said.