Sentence examples for consistently marginalized from inspiring English sources
In fact both journalistic reports and insider accounts from former administration members have overwhelmingly shown that dissenting opinions were consistently marginalized in the Bush administration, while there was overwhelming pressure (from Vice President Dick Cheney's office, from the civilian leadership at the Pentagon, and from neoconservative advisers close to the White House) to go to war.
Gary has been consistently marginalized and disregarded as someone who seems to only be valued for his dealings with Uganda... which still somehow became about Jordan, instead.
In France, this incuriosity about how Muslims live, their culture and their beliefs has only fostered suspicion and fear between the consistently marginalized Islamic population and the rest of the country.
bell hooks, a revered feminist scholar who has published no less than 30 books on the subject was distraught and alarmed at the idea that feminist theory, advocacy and practice, which have been consistently marginalized by mass media and often relegated to an academic sub-culture, had now suddenly found a "new high priestess of feminist movement" in Sandberg.
The gas industry has consistently tried to marginalize critics, labeling them alarmists who are citing isolated incidents.
Misconceptions regarding transmission during casual social contact and pre-existing negative attitudes towards marginalized groups have been consistently associated with prejudice towards HIV-infected individuals and a willingness to restrict their civil liberties, in multiple settings [ 2– 4].
Daley's changes have been controversial — some critics say that gains have been overstated and parents' input has been marginalized — but dropout rates have consistently declined and test scores have improved.
As part of its policy dialogue, UNICEF has been advocating for a more transparent and equitable public budget allocation to ensure basic services reach excluded and marginalized communities – which in Latin America are consistently Afro-descendents and indigenous populations.
"Not marginalized," she said.
Nazi revanchists were marginalized.
