Sentence examples for is sidelining from inspiring English sources
noun
A line at the side of something.
- The yellow sideline of the road
But to say, as some have, that 5 Live is sidelining female talent, is completely wrong.
In doing so he is sidelining not only parliament but also the prime minister, and I consider that disloyal".
A third common tactic is sidelining people who were in the know by placing them in marginal roles.
Senior Labour figures now fear that Mr Corbyn is sidelining the shadow defence team and could be preparing to use a three-line whip to force Labour MPs to vote against the renewal of Trident when the Government brings it to a vote next year.
There's a persistent conspiracy theory doing the rounds that Marvel Comics is sidelining some of its most iconic heroes because their movie rights were sold off before Marvel Studios (the company's film-making and, more recently, money-printing wing) came into existence.
Q: You mean that the new health minister, Adel Fakieh, is sidelining him?
Ms. Talarico is sidelined in this dispute.
wIn both cases, traditional representative democracy is sidelined.
Sunderland striker Steven Fletcher is sidelined with an ankle injury.
