Sentence examples for slowly marginalized from inspiring English sources
Thing Seven: RIM Job: The two former co-CEOs of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion helped build that company, but then they also presided over its long, painful demise as the BlackBerry was slowly marginalized by Androids and iPhones.
In a hundred different ways, I think we have slowly marginalized an entire category of critical professions, reshaping our expectations of a 'good job' into something that no longer looks like work.
However, in the second half of the run, the bins increasingly overlap, indicating that the fitness contributions of genes in the <20%-bin are slowly marginalized.
They were slowly driven southward and marginalized by the expanding population of the Han Chinese.
As a genre, punk slowly had become commercialized, marginalized, anesthetized since its 1970s birth, he says.
In other words, marginalized individuals slowly felt more visible as they created more art.
Maybe this was inevitable, as a common gripe echoed among white men in recent years has been their feeling marginalized as our country slowly began its overdue metamorphosis into a more inclusive society.
Some are easy to marginalize, worried that America is "losing its sovereignty" to international organizations, that the country might merge with Canada and Mexico in a monstrous superstate, hat it is slowly transmogrifying into a Philip Dick novel.
Slowly but surely, those who were trying to stop the advance of democracy are becoming marginalized". And, in previous speeches, he has described the agreement to allow changes to the constitution as a key element in keeping the political process moving forward.
Beginning in 1920, the project slowly came under the control of Atlanta businessmen, brought in to aid with the massive fundraising, and the UDC became marginalized.
"Not marginalized," she said.
