Meanings of alienate potential in English

The news could alienate potential merger partners.

Vaping advocates have argued a ban on flavors could alienate potential Trump voters next year, citing polls commissioned by the e-cigarette industry.

Vaping advocates have argued a ban on flavours could alienate potential Trump voters next year, citing polls commissioned by the e-cigarette industry.

As a new fan of Azealia Banks I sometimes worry if her noticeably expanding roster of people she's publicly rifted with may alienate potential fans.

Also, he warned, civilian deaths (as a result of an attack on Iraq) will only serve to alienate potential allies in other Muslim countries.

The employer was being shitty to new employees and alienating potential ones.

His erratic management style, combined with WeWork's lack of a clear path to profitability, alienated potential IPO investors.

Richard Collins, however, rushing for a flight to Amsterdam, said the activists risked alienating potential backers rather than winning them over.

Instead of alienating potential customers, companies want to sell their products to as many people as possible, irrespective of their political leanings.

In the meantime, Mr Martin has no intention of alienating potential supporters by opting for the political equivalents of Scylla and Charbydis.

Strategists said Trump not only risks alienating potential supporters but also the political operatives in states that can help turn out the vote.

Analysts say Maliki has displayed a talent for alienating potential allies both at home and abroad, and stoked concerns that he could have authoritarian leanings.