Sentence examples for consequence of marginalization from inspiring English sources

Although the elevated risk is small in relation to the non-Sami majority populations, the excess risk is probably a consequence of marginalization of the Sami culture and lifestyle in the Scandinavian countries (14, 15).

In the Sloan report, the committee wrote, "a startling manifestation of the consequences of marginalization was discovered.

Since Elle threw her graduation hat in the air, we have become less willing to accept these portrayals of LGBT life, as the consequences of marginalization are more acute than ever.

This is a direct consequence of the marginalization operation of the factor node (FN) with both PDF and PMF inputs.

The consequences of Roma marginalization (including poor educational opportunities, poverty, and stigmatization) certainly contribute to severely compromised health outcomes in essentially all Roma populations [ 46, 48- 50], but it is important to also note the core problems of documentation and citizenship status impacting this group's ability to access rights in general.

As a consequence of this perceived marginalization of Islam, some Muslim girls withdrew from the school-based sex education programs [ 32].

What are the consequences of this sense of marginalization?

As a consequence of possible detensification or marginalization, land use alternatives become more and more important.

That was partly a consequence of their continued isolation and marginalization, and partly because of a history of oppression that in many countries continues to this day.

"For these groups, the consequence of an accept-all-comers policy is marginalization".

Yet despite his instinct for outreach, Mr. Camejo falls into the Green habit of marginalization.