Sentence examples for effectively marginalized from inspiring English sources

The party has effectively marginalized itself.

Dissent has now been effectively marginalized.

Mr. Edwards's aides said that their shot against Mr. Kerry would be clearer if Dr. Dean did drop out or was effectively marginalized by the result on Wednesday.

ALEC has been the driving force behind state laws that have effectively marginalized minority voters, crimped union rights and undermined environmental protections.

The Economists Are Surprised In the years before the enactment of the federal minimum wage in the late 1930's, the country's post-Depression economy was so weak that the notion that government should leave private business to its own devices was effectively marginalized.

But the prime-time schedule for PBS this television season has, in the eyes of some, effectively marginalized its two award-winning independent film series: "Independent Lens," which started its new season last October, and "POV," which will begin new episodes June 21.

Mr. Maliki has threatened to form a new government controlled by the Shiite majority that would effectively marginalize the Sunnis.

Like the government, the committee includes only a few Islamists, effectively marginalizing the country's leading political movements as the country's basic charter is rewritten.

PRIVACY advocates say a shift by Microsoft could effectively marginalize a particularly intrusive use of Web bugs, the tracking and profiling devices used by online marketers and spammers.

Specifically, the judge said he would permit Mr. Rather to argue that CBS had violated his contract by effectively marginalizing him for more than a year after he left the evening news.

They are free to effectively marginalize all employees who have responsibility for family work (predominantly women) and demand long hours and increased effort from employees (predominantly men), who are viewed as not having these responsibilities (Crompton 2006).