marginal problem

We now believe that the problem of child soldiers is not a marginal problem.

This is not a marginal problem, ladies and gentlemen.

Violence against women is not a marginal problem; women from all social groups can be victims of violence.

Nor was this a marginal problem.

As such, it is not a question of marginal problems, but of an economically extremely large, significant and important element of the overall employment policy.

The situation in which border areas are literally peripheral regions and frontier workers' problems are marginal problems must not be allowed to continue.

Emmanuel Gagniarre, a spokesman for the French Embassy in Abidjan, said: "This is a marginal problem.

To enter the European Union as quickly as possible would also help to solve other marginal problems, about which I can unfortunately not go into detail at the moment.

"Because of such a marginal problem they shouldn't have made such a big fuss," said Avraham Shapira, Chief Rabbi of the Askhenazim.

Mr. Saum said, "If there is a marginal problem, we tell people to simply caulk their concrete foundation and try to seal the basement off from living spaces with plastic."

Mr. Arsham worries that families with marginal problems will not seek basic services out of fear that child welfare authorities will be too willing to take children into foster care.

Oh, and also I pack a set of antigen boosters, so if there's a marginal problem with some sort of microorganism I can give myself a booster shot and get temporary immunity."

Japan vigorously cracks down on narcotics - as Paul McCartney found in 1980 when he arrived in Japan for a concert tour and was arrested for possession of marijuana - and illegal drugs are only a marginal problem in society.

It does genuinely disabled people no favours to have others with marginal problems trying to insist that they cannot ever do any work of any kind and should be subsidised in perpetuity by those who manage to grin and bear it and carry on.