Sentence examples for will be marginalised from inspiring English sources

Agents will be marginalised.

Tripoli worries that it will be marginalised by Benghazi.

The Security Council, seat of France's authority in world affairs, will be marginalised by Washington.

"The work of the leadership of our church will be marginalised unless that reality is faced.

It will be marginalised and eventually defeated when that conflict is brought to an end.

Without recognising that, without having Brussels and other European capitals on side, London will be marginalised".

So as many as half the full-service firms' brokers will effectively be marginalised.

Unless England actually gets to host the 2018 World Cup, at which point culture will probably be marginalised again.

As he pursues a legal resolution to his complaints and encourages calm, the violent elements of his movement will increasingly be marginalised.

While large media companies will not be marginalised by such activities, they could eventually notice a growing base of independent content providing would-be consumer-producers with a viable alternative to traditionally copyrighted material.

But if it does not remain a discrete entity within government, its more subtle concerns will be doubtless be marginalised.