Sentence examples for marginalized if from inspiring English sources

Today's banks will be marginalized if they let it happen".

Even the New York Stock Exchange could become marginalized if it did not respond, he said.

Some female scientists protested that they themselves would be marginalized if a quota system revived the old stereotype that women couldn't compete on even terms in science.

Mr. Higgins said that American, which considered a run at US Airways in 1995, would be "permanently marginalized" if United were able to complete the transaction.

He would risk coming off as a finger-wagging moralist of the marginalized if he weren't so careful to provide a middlebrow context: his radical heroes live in worlds that his audience can recognize.

The document describes the peace process as "the only realistic way forward," deplores anti-Semitic acts and attacks on religious sites, and voices concern that the region's Christian minority "will be further reduced and marginalized" if the conflict continues.

The only fashion brands that want to acknowledge the size of the newly minted "average woman" are plus-size brands, which are marginalized in the market, as if they catered to a fringe and not, in fact, everyday Americans.

Another important lesson is that late intervention for groups marginalized in the labour market has small, if any, effects.

If they do, they're totally marginalized in our society," Bush told Jake Tapper, on CNN's "State of the Union".

"Marginalized students need to understand why they're marginalized, and if you pretend that they're not, and you think we haven't engineered a society in which they're marginalized, then you have no credibility," said Costello, who taught high school history for 18 years.

But with the father's sudden notoriety, everyone in the vast Sheehan family felt diminished or marginalized, as if they were merely facilitating his upward trajectory.