Sentence examples for had marginalized from inspiring English sources

And some said they felt the campaign had marginalized them.

By the mid-20th century the advances in medicine had marginalized CAM in Western countries.

In January 2009, when Cashman heard that Torre had marginalized him in the book, he called Torre in Hawaii.

McCain argued that Heritage, one of the most important institutions in the history of American conservatism, had marginalized itself.

Last spring, Mr. Ntaganda and other Tutsi soldiers mutinied, calling themselves the M23 and claiming the Congolese government had marginalized them.

He said Mrs. Merkel had marginalized important elements of her party, including advocates of economic changes, Catholics and tradition-minded workers.

Romney's campaign rhetoric has marginalized realists and right-wing libertarians.

"The State Department has marginalized itself," an American civilian working for the military said.

Washington policy has marginalized Myanar for its human rights abuses and political repression.

"The Boy Scouts have fought long and hard for something that has marginalized their institution," she said.

The gentrification of the Maine coast and other factors have marginalized bird hunting here.