Sentence examples for alienated group from inspiring English sources
The risk for the eventual nominee, whether Mrs Clinton or Mr Obama, is that an alienated group might tend to stay at home in November or, worse, send a bundle of votes to a centrist Republican xenophile like John McCain.
When the government created the first demilitarized zone, creating an impression that it was ignoring the liberation army, the alienated group responded with mass kidnappings, an airliner hijacking and attacks on oil pipelines, acts that cost them support.
These very regimes remain bunkered against an alienated group of extremists who are taking to the gun instead of a potentially rigged ballot.
An inspired mass of activists wanting real change, and led to believe they could help shape it, they've become another alienated group.
As a routinely alienated group, we're overly ecstatic when a program like All American Muslim actually portrays us in a light other than that of some extremist radical.
Popular disaffection grew, particularly in the impoverished northeast and among alienated groups such as the Muslim Malays in the south and the Hmong in the far north, gradually crystallizing into outright insurgency.
Some local policemen came to recognise that buried in Wilson's purpose are ends not that dissimilar from their own about building a sense of connectedness, often among alienated groups such as teenagers.
Humphrey and Weinstein [ 44] find in their study about the functioning of armed groups in Sierra Leone that voluntary recruits stem largely from politically alienated social groups while abductees come from those groups that endure the most economic difficulties.
Among them is the railways minister, Aung Min, who has led peace negotiations with the country's alienated minority groups.
All of these problems are toughest on poor people, alienated minority groups and people in rural areas.
Saddam was removed but Iraq evolved from tyranny to anarchy, with various alienated Sunni groups later forming a core of Isis.
