Sentence examples for alienated communities from inspiring English sources

It creates desolate high streets and alienated communities.

And artificially engineering backing in alienated communities is naive, possibly dangerous.

Although these alienated communities are increasingly prone to anti-Semitism, the profiles of French jihadists don't track closely with class; many have come from bourgeois families.

New York City has seen "an overuse of stop-and-frisk", De Blasio said, calling it "an approach that has too often alienated communities".

Half a century on, the violence has subsided but there is still a strong sense of resentment among alienated communities living in housing estates on the outskirts of the capital.

"[Our fear is that] in the long term this [people dropping off the electoral register] increases disengagement with the political process and increases the chances that extremists can exploit increasingly alienated communities".

By going after members of their own sect, radical Sunnis aligned with Al Qaeda are effectively seeking to destabilize the Shiite-led government, making an already angry and alienated community fearful to participate in national governance.

"It was also divisive and alienated Muslim communities from law enforcement.

AMSTERDAM — Of all Europe's great and present miseries, the one receiving the most uncertain remedies is the failing integration of its increasingly large and alienated Muslim communities.

Similar moves to charge Finance Minister Rafe al-Essawi, a moderate Sunni, led to the protests that have now engulfed Iraq's Sunni heartland and alienated other communities.

He recently issued guidelines that urged local al-Qaida-linked groups to avoid earlier mistakes that had so alienated local communities.