Sentence examples for being further marginalised from inspiring English sources
The hard fact, however, is that both were humiliated in the spring elections and risk being further marginalised by proposed changes to the electoral system.In other words, if the left is to match the UMP, it will be up to the Socialists to present a united front at a special congress due to be held in Dijon next May.
Otherwise he may run the risk of being further marginalised by the country's new political reality.
He says the poorest inhabitants are being further marginalised by the increasing importance of the port city.
But, schools do not improve and students who need the most help are 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.
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.
But her heroics are undercut by the failure of the opposition to unite around a sensible manifesto for the future of Ethiopia.Over the next five years critics of the EPRDF can expect to be further marginalised.
"In 2020, young people will be further marginalised within a badly functioning housing system," the charity's report says.
Indeed, if women were, say, granted enough flexibility to switch between research and lecturing relative to family commitments, for example, the emphasis on research excellence in academia means that women would be further marginalised.
