Sentence examples for gradually marginalized from inspiring English sources

Benedict ascended because the Church – rather like the Republican Party – has gradually marginalized its moderates.

But liberationism has been gradually marginalized in the gay community over the last two decades, and gay conservatism seems to have largely carried the day.

But the sport was gradually marginalized because of the decline of the neighborhood zeitgeist that supported local gyms, the toll of debilitating injuries and deaths, the competition from team sports that provided other, less punishing, options for youths, and boxing's connection with organized crime, he said.

The increased selection intensity in commercial cows contributed to the genetic merit of future cows (cow-to-cow contribution), but the contribution of the nucleus grew over time and gradually marginalized the cow-to-cow contribution.

Along with changes in circumstances within and outside the party, the AfD's anti-Euro platform has been gradually marginalized while their anti-immigration and anti-refugee agenda gains prominence.

Without our support, hard news will become gradually marginalized.

We indeed live in a globalized, multipolar world, increasingly shaped by a complex "disenchanted" economy, that has a detonating effect on national borders and gradually marginalizes politics.

Which means ASICs will gradually be marginalized to the highest-volume products or to bleeding-edge applications where performance is more important than cost.

Wise choices both, though these senators gradually became marginalized in their parties.

Gradually, those who disagree are marginalized, even ridiculed, as their prophecies of doom prove unfounded and those who have bet on the asset gloat over their good fortune.

It is movement conservatives who have gradually infiltrated the Republican Party and marginalized the more traditional or moderate conservatives (those that Brooks would probably call "Burkean" or "dispositional").