Sentence examples for not to marginalize from inspiring English sources

There is a competing view: that Assad's ultimate goal is not to marginalize Iran but to bring it, too, into regional talks that involve America — and perhaps Israel.

This is not to marginalize the problems that arise when admitting intuitions as a source of knowledge and justification, especially in philosophy (see Hitchcock, 2012).

One of the reasons: I have learned not to marginalize my lifestyle.

It is meant to protect passengers and guests -- NOT to marginalize a few.

Even as they tried to look past Mr. Bush, some Republicans said that their party must not try to marginalize the incumbent president.

But associates say Mr. Corzine does not want to marginalize himself politically by being identified as the standard-bearer of liberalism.

Jesus, who never married, did not come to marginalize people but to proclaim justice.

It's not okay to marginalize an entire race of people, saying things like all the Mexicans are lazy, that they are all stealing our jobs and bringing drugs into our country.

"I think the goal with assimilation, or trying to fit into the dominant culture, is you don't try to marginalize yourself," he said.

Bedside instruction should be "done in a way that doesn't continue to marginalize transgender people when they interface with the health care system".

It's going to vault the campaign and it's going to be a sign to the mainstream media that they can't continue to marginalize him," Pyeatt said.