Sentence examples for marginalized role from inspiring English sources

Still, it might have been awkward, from a public-relations standpoint, to bring him back in a marginalized role.

Bible scholars have made deeper criticisms, including the "whitewashed" cast, the marginalized role of women, and an aversion to unpleasant details so strong that the show ultimately misrepresents the Bible.

Russia, Turkey, and Iran's announcement on Tuesday of their intention to broker a solution to Syria's war without American involvement has underlined Washington's increasingly marginalized role in the crisis.

However, the incremental implementation of regulated competition and the demographic changes marginalized the role of the municipality, the public health office and the community organizations.

Further, in not addressing more fully the ways in which Cline and her lawyers have placed gender issues at the center of their publicity response to our case, Kolhatkar marginalized our role in the lawsuit and the undisputed invasion of our privacy.

"It is one in which the American military plays a significant role early on and marginalizes the roles of the nongovernmental organizations and the United Nations.

Increased plea bargaining, tort-reform laws limiting jury awards, and Supreme Court rulings giving judges new power to screen the evidence presented to jurors are among many forces marginalizing the role of the jury, some lawyers and judges argue.

"We refuse to marginalize the role of women in Saudi society," the king said in an address to the Shura, noting during the five minutes he spent on the subject that senior religious scholars had endorsed the change.

Still, the Security Council's decision runs the risk of further marginalizing the role of the United Nations in the Syrian war, leaving it vulnerable to the same criticism of inaction that it has faced in other major armed conflicts where civilians have suffered massacres and other brutalities.

Contrasting these findings, Jongwanich and Park (2009) marginalize the role of oil and food price shocks in the inflation behavior of nine Asian countries including Malaysia.

The Arizona Legislature is proposing to do the same but with a twist that could marginalize the role of scientists in setting game policy, some conservation groups fear.