Sentence examples for might be marginalized from inspiring English sources

Mr. White said that one reason for setting up Celera, which sells genomic information, was concern that the instrument business might be "marginalized" in the long run, with the real money being made in using the instruments to study genes or to make drugs.

Beyond the MFA candidates' specific issues, there has been concern among some students and faculty that USC might be marginalizing the work of the fine arts department in favor of creating buzzier academic programs that draw the tech set.

But Eminem has made it his mission to revive the art form, signing rappers who might otherwise be marginalized – such as Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse – and keeping them flush with major label budgets.

A Midsummer Night's Press has always striven to create a space for voices that might otherwise be marginalized, and has also published many first collections of poetry.

A successful novel might have meant that he would not be marginalized as an aging "punk poet," as he was in some recent obituaries.

They shouldn't be marginalized.

Obstructionist colleagues need to be marginalized.

"We do not want to be marginalized".

(Karen says we have to marginalize Osama or we'll be marginalized).

Some people deserve to be marginalized and excluded.

"I think Ron Paul continued to be marginalized," he says.