Sentence examples for will become marginalized from inspiring English sources

"Once there is a proper political movement, the religious parties will become marginalized.

If all Islamists are demonized, the divisions within Egyptian society will grow, the moderate Islamists will become marginalized, and Egypt's political future will be troubled.

Aereo is precisely the real-world example of what net neutrality advocates (and critics of the FCC's new plan) fear: That when faced with the prospect of an ISP toll, large companies will shell out the money because they can afford it, while small startups will become marginalized and perhaps even forced out of business.

Otherwise, the first mover studios will become marginalized and bleed market share to the major technology companies (e.g. Facebook, Google, Samsung, Sony) and incoming entertainment companies (e.g. Amazon, Netflix, HBO, Hulu).

Like so many unions that opted for ill-advised "convenience mergers" -- and then came to regret those decisions -- these SAG members fear that by merging with AFTRA they will become marginalized and diluted to the point of ineffectiveness.

It has been suggested that a continuation of the present emphasis on image interpretation and reporting, rather than consultation and problem-solving, runs the risk that the radiology profession will become marginalized and commoditized.

If it does not, the institution will increasingly become marginalized as a negotiating body.

He worries that super PAC fundraising in general will become normalized and ordinary people become marginalized if campaign finance reform does not happen soon.

"But the truth is that they have become marginalized".

Why certain composers who were popular in their day become marginalized over time is often inexplicable.

Even the New York Stock Exchange could become marginalized if it did not respond, he said.