By the end of the week, moderates like Graham, whose proposals had the most support, nevertheless seemed marginalized.
For President Bill Clinton, the Oklahoma City bombing in April 1995 helped him reclaim the mantle of leadership after a dispiriting period in which the Democrats were trounced in midterm elections and Mr. Clinton had seemed almost marginalized by House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
Further, regarding the food sector, Haen et al. (2015) and Swierstra & te Molder (2012) have remarked that certain concerns seem 'structurally marginalized and barely recognized as legitimate public issues' for deliberation, such as concerns related to naturalness, ownership and control, identity, and lifestyles.
Moreover, the conclusion of Episode 4 featured Johnson stalking through darkened woods, tunelessly whistling, then arriving to pound on the door of the cabin the cast was inhabiting, borrowing heavily from tongue-in-cheek horror iconography in a fashion that seemed to marginalize the actual danger domestic violence poses. .
The changes seem to have marginalized Alex Witt, MSNBC's longtime weekend anchor, who had previously handled all of the morning hours by herself.
If that commitment falls through, the way others seem to have, marginalized members of the public are the most likely to pay the price.
In other words, Washington seems prepared to marginalize the Syrian Kurds in exchange for vague promises from Ankara to attack ISIL.
Too often local authorities experiment with systems of governmental regulation and control, or — as in Macau — seem to become marginalized.
Unfortunately, the War on Drugs (hereafter to be referred to as "Randy") seems to be getting marginalized these days.
I was always curious why the interventionist left always was heard and the anti-war progressive left always seemed like it was marginalized.
Words like "ostracized," "crackpot," "marginalized" do not seem to bother him.
