Sentence examples for alienated certain from inspiring English sources

In an e-mail, he told me that he felt that the policy had alienated certain diners and driven away needed business.

Few of his changes are expected to deliver any immediate results, other than alienating certain sellers.

The 62-year-old didn't help matters by alienating certain players with ill-timed interventions during the campaign.

"The government is not only threatening our safety with this bill but the very fabric of our multicultural society by alienating certain communities".

He said the groups challenging the law feared that "adopting a policy explicitly opposing prostitution may alienate certain host governments, and may diminish the effectiveness of some of their programs by making it more difficult to work with prostitutes".

He commended Kelly's record (the former commissioner credits his department with having helped foil sixteen plots), but he also warned against alienating certain neighborhoods, communities, and nationalities through intensive security measures.

One executive involved in the effort said the advertisements were vetted with executives backing it — and that the executives realized before they were shown that they might alienate certain liberal audiences.

It said the government of President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan "failed in many respects to protect the rights of minorities, due both to public policy and unwillingness to alienate certain societal forces hostile to those that practice a different faith".

But the move has come in for criticism for alienating certain groups.

By alienating certain entrepreneurs, or being unclear about the guidelines of the platform, Kickstarter is ultimately damaging the key to its own success, as well as the success of these sex toy makers.

But Anmuth notes that Google has so far stayed away from vertical search because it didn't want to alienate certain advertisers who use Google to drive traffic to their sites.