Mr. Nier's party represents a tiny fringe of opinion - it has 6,500 members.

In 1998, the Hull Daily Mail described the magazine as "a tiny but influential fringe political journal".

Those efforts remain a tiny fringe of the markets for those commodities.

Mr. Thompson is part of a tiny but increasingly flamboyant fringe of American business.

The ligule is a tiny fringe of hairs.

His skin gleamed pearlescent and finely marked with tiny, over-lapping fringes.

The once tiny fringe of retired men and women has broadened to a band of ten million.

Solid Sales These magazines are not found in the average woman's shoulder bag, but neither are they a tiny fringe of the market.

The tiny fringe of ragged glass was still just visible in the window-frame.

President Bush keeps assuring the public that the militias attacking the occupation forces represent a tiny, freedom-hating fringe.