Sentence examples for too marginal from inspiring English sources

Were these people's tragedies too marginal to grieve?

Although those franchises are profitable, Trinity thinks the returns too marginal.

They've been seen as too controversial, too scandalous, or too marginal.

Happily, today's would-be totalitarians are probably too marginal to take full advantage.

Or are they too marginal or extreme to make an impact?

Germany's political right regarded them as too marginal and culturally foreign to make any political efforts to improve their lot.

Other social science that supposedly undergirds the theory, too, is marginal and problematic.

Han's mission to attend to those who endure in silence certainly seems commendable today, when too many marginal groups women, youth, and immigrants remain invisible in domestic politics and culture.

But New Orleans proved too politically marginal to get much attention from Washington, and protecting and rebuilding it - which ought to be a national priority - soon became a tertiary concern.

There was, too, the marginal advantage that those new authors who were able to secure publication in the war years could be virtually certain that their books would be quickly sold out.

Lingering high prices worsened the oversupply situation by keeping too much marginal production on the market.