Sentence examples for may have marginalized from inspiring English sources

By voting so emphatically for Senator John McCain over Mr. Obama — supporting him in some areas in even greater numbers than they did President Bush — voters from Texas to South Carolina and Kentucky may have marginalized their region for some time to come, political experts say.

The upshot was that academics have marginalized themselves.

In such a multilogical model, power discourses such as Western medicine carry no greater weight than complementary knowledge systems that may have been marginalized in a social world in which monosemia is dominant.

Iran has already signaled that its elite Revolutionary Guard may come to the aid of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki, whose government has marginalized Sunnis, just as Iraq's majority Shiites were once downtrodden by the Sunni establishment.

And some said they felt the campaign had marginalized them.

Romney's campaign rhetoric has marginalized realists and right-wing libertarians.

"The State Department has marginalized itself," an American civilian working for the military said.

By the mid-20th century the advances in medicine had marginalized CAM in Western countries.

The Great Américas Novel considers the big lives of those people American literature has marginalized.

Many of the newest Americans, some of whom may have considered themselves marginalized just weeks ago, are going to great lengths to show solidarity with their adopted nation.

In fact, the Akhdam — who prefer to be known as "Al Muhamasheen," or the marginalized ones — may have been in this southern corner of the Arabian Peninsula for as long as anyone, and their ethnic origins are unclear.