Sentence examples for completely marginalized from inspiring English sources

"But their role has been completely marginalized as chief executives have usurped more and more power".

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

But Mr. Fiore-Rosenfeld said that in Brookhaven he must work very hard to avoid being completely marginalized.

"They have completely marginalized themselves to a mostly regional party," he said, pointing out that nearly half of the current Republican House delegation is now Southern.

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.

However, while telcos will not vanish entirely, they run the risk of being completely marginalized.

The destruction of a government-funded test of a genetically modified wheat variety in Australia on July 14 threatens to completely marginalize the group, and presumably will undercut its credibility when it takes stands on other issues, from climate to palm oil.

In the scenarios described above, the end-customer relationship would likely not reside with the telco, but with a service provider smartly repackaging core telco services with new technology into an over-the-top (OTT) service that completely marginalizes the telco to a pure infrastructure provider — much like the Uber drivers or the Airbnb property owners.

Note that we might wish to completely marginalize over annotations and award gain only based on alignment.

"You have to find a place where there is not so much demand, but you don't want to be so marginalized that you are completely out of touch with the more established art world," he said.

Cambridge Analytica's ability to target marginalized groups of voters was only possible because Facebook completely overlooked the potential for a nefarious organization to do so.