Sentence examples similar to marginalized speed from inspiring English sources
Home run hitters would be marginalized and speed would become a dominant force.
In Mr. Robertson's take, the need to track marginalized groups sped recognition of passports, since they also served as a form of national surveillance.
The sample of schools was dictated by the structural barriers to establishing high-speed Internet connections in marginalized, low-income neighborhoods.
The men's tour ended up here by natural evolution, as speed and power became more important, marginalizing the marginal athlete, even one with superior technical skills.
Only when extremists are marginalized on both sides will the peace process move forward with greater speed.
A specific example is cities connected through Shinkansen high-speed rail (in Japan) immediately gained location advantages, while non-Shinkansen cities were marginalized [6, 3].
Representatives of the road safety perspective also express how they are marginalized in the decision-making procedures that guide the planning of major new infrastructural investments, which include setting speed limits for newly built roads.
"Not marginalized," she said.
Nazi revanchists were marginalized.
They shouldn't be marginalized.
