Sentence examples for almost marginalized from inspiring English sources

And the Republican Party has been almost marginalized, removing the presence of any kind of opposition, loyal or not.

For President Bill Clinton, the Oklahoma City bombing in April 1995 helped him reclaim the mantle of leadership after a dispiriting period in which the Democrats were trounced in midterm elections and Mr. Clinton had seemed almost marginalized by House Speaker Newt Gingrich.

On the contrary, the field would be almost marginalized, if the ES gained more influence in future.

The day was a turning point for Republicans, who have now been almost entirely marginalized — almost, because they will probably hold 30 of the 62 seats in the Senate, pending the outcome of a closely contested race in Queens, and will still be needed on a great number of contentious votes.

It was also found almost exclusively among the country's most marginalized, least honored groups of people: homosexual or bisexual men, women of color, and intravenous drug addicts.

Almost always they are the poorest and most marginalized.

(Mr. Allawi himself was almost completely marginalized in the negotiations that ensued).

He didn't even bother to show up for the broadcast, which was well enough, because hip-hop was almost completely marginalized, reduced to a token Lil Wayne verse during the dance-music collision.

But even if that weren't the case, even if coming out meant that you were instantly accepted and celebrated, it wouldn't change the fact that gay people are a minority demographic, almost automatically marginalized by macroculture as a result of being so.

Scott McCleskey, a former F.B.I. agent and the man Moody's hired as its "designated compliance officer," in accordance the 2006 act, testified on Capitol Hill last summer that he was marginalized almost from the start and excluded from important meetings at Moody's, including those with the S.E.C. when it examined the company.

But as the group begins to define its positions and strategies more starkly, some will almost certainly become disaffected or marginalized as factions and a prevailing ideology emerge.