Sentence examples for was considered marginal from inspiring English sources

If Dr. Janov's work was considered marginal by mainstream psychology, it appeared over time to have been marginalized by the publishing industry as well.

During the 1980's, when advertising budgets were still flush, catering to individual photographers was considered marginal business.

His work as a chronicler of the migrations of Puerto Ricans and African-Americans to the cities attracted a generation of historians and sociologists to urban studies during the 1950s, when the field was considered marginal.

Not only was Mr. Guinn well ahead in the race to capture the Republican nomination -- the other candidate, Aaron Russo, a movie producer, was considered marginal -- but he had also already raised a war chest of $3 million to take into the fall contest.

Although the compounds were less toxic to human cells than the parasites, their selectivity was considered marginal from the calculated selectivity indexes (SI).

This level of viral RNA decrease was considered marginal.

In these official accounts, groups, currents and event that were considered marginal were written out of the national picture.

Shariatmadari said, "Religion used to be considered marginal — apart from the mainstream of events.

All four apply similar approaches and tools; differences are considered marginal.

But those trims are considered marginal compared with the deeper reductions many experts say are necessary to contain Pentagon spending.

While most of the seats are safe Labor the seat of McMahon – currently held by the shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen – is considered marginal.