Sentence examples for going to be marginalized from inspiring English sources

As Elizabeth Letourneau told me recently, "If kids can't get through school because of community notification, or they can't get jobs, they are going to be marginalized".

There was going to be, as we've seen with Viacom and Disney and NBC, more and more consolidation in the business, and either you were one of the big players or you were going to be marginalized.

If African-American music was going to be marginalized on television — as it was even during MTV's early years — then Mr. Cornelius was going to host an irresistible party.

I think the real issue is you did bring up an important point -- white Americans feel afraid to talk about race because they feel like if they talk honestly and share an opinion, they're going to be marginalized, they're going to be called all sorts of heinous names.

That is the only way in which the Europeans are not going to be increasingly marginalized".

"And I think the more focus as we've now gotten down to three serious candidates, the less attractive I think Newt's going to be," he continued, marginalizing Ron Paul, who finished fourth in South Carolina.

"If the Tea Party patriots are dismissed, if they're marginalized, they're going to be much less enthused and much less willing to put it all on the line for the G.O.P. candidate in the general election," Ms. Palin said.

Social studies, as far as subjects go, has been and continues to be marginalized.

Obstructionist colleagues need to be marginalized.

"We do not want to be marginalized".

Some people deserve to be marginalized and excluded.