Sentence examples for at risk of marginalisation from inspiring English sources

They are at risk of marginalisation at the hands of online retailers".

Attention is drawn particularly to sub-Saharan Africa as a marginalised region at risk of further marginalisation if the power associated with the new biotechnology is not used more wisely than power has been used in the past.

17 18 A substantial number of adolescents drop out of high school, placing themselves at higher risk of marginalisation later in life 8 19 and generating considerable public attention.

The report states that "every child is entitled to feel safe and valued", and that "in the current socio-political and economic climate the risk of marginalisation is even greater".

It said the school's management was "not doing enough to mitigate against cultural isolation" and this "could leave students vulnerable to the risk of marginalisation from wider British society and the associated risks which could include radicalisation".

Inspectors concluded leaders and governors were "not doing enough to mitigate against cultural isolation" and this "could leave students vulnerable to the risk of marginalisation from wider British society and the associated risks which could include radicalisation".

Roma children Roma children in all countries across Europe are at risk of experiencing the systematic violation of their rights reflected in severe poverty and marginalisation, discrimination and the denial of equal access to services and of equal opportunities in society.

Morocco is at risk of this outcome.

"They are at risk of breaking away".

"Perhaps, even, at risk of extinction".

Few contracts are at risk of cancellation.