Sentence examples for relegates to from inspiring English sources
All of which, remarkably, relegates to an almost secondary place in this story the role of the billionaire investor Carl C. Icahn.
"Rats in the Grain" tells much the same story, but forsakes human drama in favor of legal analysis framed by the trial of Michael Andreas and another ADM executive, a matter "The Informant" relegates to its epilogue.
But the author relegates to an endnote the fact that in December 2000 the United Nations approved limited use of the chemical, and that the Malaria Foundation International advises that "spraying houses with DDT is still one of the most effective and affordable methods of malaria control".
This opposing perspective also relegates to the background the innumerable processes that involve phenomena and groups of individuals.
This questioning reflects the predominance of a view of science and evidence which excludes, or relegates to the lowest level in the hierarchy, many typical PC actions that are based on values or that cannot be experimentally studied.
Sophomores are relegated to the sixth floor.
Unicef is relegated to the back.
The rest was relegated to the trash.
Podemos was relegated to third place.
"We're still relegated to the margins".
George Bush was relegated to video.
