Sentence examples for it's marginalized from inspiring English sources

"When a community, whether it's marginalized or not, is approached with hate, it's up to the community to rise up and fight back against hatred with positive solutions," said Daugherty.

Outside of that environment, I think it's marginalized.

Apple for decades has weathered criticism that the reason it was marginalized by the likes of Microsoft was its refusal to allow third parties to develop related products.

First it was marginalized by the misconceived unilateralism of the Bush White House.

The South's vices — "violence, intolerance, aversion and suspicion toward new ideas" — grow particularly acute during periods when it is marginalized and left behind.

"We're trying to really preserve a history that if we don't do it would never be seen, because it was marginalized when it was happening," she said.

As a social worker and psychotherapist, I could not agree more with Dr. Sandberg regarding the effectiveness of talk therapy and the degree to which it is marginalized in practice.

But Performa, which has gone from 80 events crammed into 16 days in 2005, to 130 packed into 21 now, has gotten so large that no matter how much you prioritize and plan, much of it is marginalized because you just can't get there.

I was always curious why the interventionist left always was heard and the anti-war progressive left always seemed like it was marginalized.

Various articles by Calabrese and Calabrese and Baldwin [see Calabrese (2005b) for citations] traced the early history of what is known as hormesis and claim it was "marginalized" unfairly.

Indeed, the party runs the risk that, under Mr. Buchanan's leadership, it may be marginalized if it fails to collect at least 5percentt of the vote in the general election.