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be left on the sidelines

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be left on the sidelines
stay on the sidelines - to not be actively involved in something. Telephone companies which do not offer competitive rates will be left on the sidelines.
See also: left, sideline


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If they lose out on one deal, they often take on more risk the next time around, not wanting to be left on the sidelines again.
Market conditions mean more risk for investors and lenders by Real Estate Weekly
Once you do not have a way to monitor and measure, then these are going to be left on the sidelines.
Illinois nixes writing and social studies tests by Richter, Allan / District Administration
``The issue for us is not to be left on the sidelines,'' Parks said.
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