"We don't know what's going on behind the scenes, but this looks like Ling has been marginalized to a less important position.
"Contemporary musical creators have been marginalized to a degree you just don't find in any other arts," Mr. Boriskin said.
There is no doubt in my mind that Republicans, under political pressure from Wayne LaPierre of the N.R.A., will be marginalized to the point of irrelevancy, as the American people move inexorably to force the adoption of reasonable gun legislation.
His own party, which has been marginalized to the point of near extinction over the last decade, was disqualified last week from two of the eight regional elections to be held March 14, after local election commissions rejected its signatures.
Those eight Rangers are Brandon Dubinsky, Artem Anisimov, Marc Staal, Dan Girardi, Chris Drury, Ryan Callahan, Sean Avery and Henrik Lundqvist; Callahan is now out with a fractured ankle, and Avery, despite a good season, has been marginalized to the bench and the press box.
Today, odes to looking at the world through the windshield of an 18-wheeler have been marginalized to the point where they now constitute a subculture -- even within country circles.
Ad impressions are marginalized to the lowest common denominator.
Which means ASICs will gradually be marginalized to the highest-volume products or to bleeding-edge applications where performance is more important than cost.
The petitioners fear that, as cable spreads its broadband tentacles into more homes, they'll be marginalized to old copper wires.
It's impossible to say, but the answer is a bit like that for books: they'll remain in production for a long, long time, but will be marginalized to the extreme and bought only by collectors and traditionalists.
