Sentence examples for up to marginalize from inspiring English sources
"It is a strategy that makes it easier to characterize sex work activists as traffickers and pimps than what they really are: vulnerable women advocating for themselves within a system that is set up to marginalize and dehumanize them".
The Clinton, Weiner and Bachmann videos, all different but related, simply ratchet up the effort to marginalize naysaying reporters and neutralize skeptical reporting.
Will the many Muslims repelled by these (and other) attacks in the name of their faith join those courageous individuals who have already stood up and seek to marginalize the hijackers of their religion?
Ms. Rice said Tuesday that the State Department had advised Mr. Carter not to travel to the region or meet with Hamas, which the United States is trying to marginalize while it builds up moderates like Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president.
Whereas previously the caucuses rewarded establishment Republican candidates, fringe candidates have been taking up a larger and larger percentage of the caucus vote, helping to marginalize the event.
Proximus seeks to marginalize the more strident talking heads by offering itself up to — or if necessary, forcing itself upon — the party as a 21st-century mouthpiece.
The Scobles must maintain their clouds regardless of the effort expended, while the up and comers are getting squeezed on FriendFeed by noisier folks willing to marginalize the threads with noise.
In the run-up to the South Carolina primary, Bill injected race into the campaign, trying to marginalize Obama by making an unprompted comparison to Jesse Jackson's presidential runs.
"But if he did — and he might have, and he ended up doing it — I just thought it was going to really be a lot harder to marginalize two candidates saying the same thing, as opposed to one".
To marginalize credible Pashtun leaders, as some in the Northern Alliance seem to prefer, would open up Afghanistan to further conflict.
It will be necessary to marginalize Hamas.
