Sentence examples for marginalizing it from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the more likely prospect is that Britain's debate over membership prompts it to disengage from Europe, marginalizing it — even as its European allies concentrate on tying themselves more closely together as they try to save their beleaguered single currency.

He told La Repubblica, a daily in Rome, that "whoever wishes to hold on to Fiat in its present form risks marginalizing it further and further".

The protesters themselves have also criticized the media — first for ostensibly ignoring the movement and then for marginalizing it.

Though evidently intended to enrich the subject of design, they have the contrary effect of marginalizing it.

The trick for Google with Google+ is to "try to differentiate it without marginalizing it".

Instead of estimation of the unknown (sigma _{u}^{2}), we hereby proceed by marginalizing it, i.e., we Rao-Blackwellize (sigma _{u}^{2}).

Hilts tells us that when enemies of the FDA are not actively trying to legislate the agency out of existence, they are attempting to marginalize it by cutting its funding and curbing its authority.

Meanwhile, there is a danger that Britain's increasingly aloof stance within the Union could marginalize it and reduce its influence.

"In other words, to marginalize it and replace it".

Power has no interest in civil society, save to co-opt and marginalize it.

"If science fiction isn't marginalized, it's doing something wrong," he said.