Sentence examples for become further marginalised from inspiring English sources

Magdi Abdelhadi reports from Cairo on the fears of Egypt's Christians that they will become further marginalised and discriminated against in a country that has been their home for nearly two thousand years and what the new constitution and a new Pope will mean for Copts in post-revolution Egypt.

But, schools do not improve and students who need the most help are further marginalised.

Voters feel further marginalised by the deals between parties that are supposed to be ideologically opposed.

Richard Fuller, president of Pure Earth, said chemical pollution is a growing and under-reported problem: "Pollution and the diseases that it causes have become a massive and extremely costly global problem". He said the pollution can be tackled but poorer nations can lack the resources to do so, meaning those people most in need end up further marginalised.

Now that the government has accepted a disappointing electoral outcome, opposition leaders who argue that voting is a waste of time will be further marginalised.

Where gays and lesbians could draw support from other progressive movements, ex-Muslims are further marginalised by what Cottee calls "the contested status of Islam" in western societies.

I fear this move will also lead to a market in which the mainstream dominates, and the niche, which can be tomorrow's mainstream, is further marginalised.

This further marginalised this rural social group.

He says the poorest inhabitants are being further marginalised by the increasing importance of the port city.

"In 2020, young people will be further marginalised within a badly functioning housing system," the charity's report says.

Otherwise he may run the risk of being further marginalised by the country's new political reality.