Sentence examples for effectively marginalised from inspiring English sources

The bearers of news of another depiction of humanity are effectively marginalised, their voices silenced, their witness discounted.

The problem is not so much that such views are unavailable as that they have been effectively marginalised.

With civil society in both these countries effectively marginalised, it is up to the international community to act on these signs.

This sheds light on a significant consequence of the election that has been largely neglected in its aftermath: how the severe defeat suffered by Saeed Jalili – the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council and Iran's top nuclear negotiator – effectively marginalised the radical conservatives who supported him, the same group that had been most vocal in its devotion to the supreme leader.

Thirdly, another situation emerged in the USA, where a single strain of PVL-MRSA (USA300) spread extensively and where this one strain effectively marginalised all other strains, whether PVL-positive or not [76].

Within a few years it has spread extensively across the USA, effectively marginalising other S. aureus strains, MRSA as well as MSSA [76].

For example, delegation of responsibilities between GPs and nurses could mean that GPs had little understanding of the use of asthma action plans effectively marginalising the concept.

So as many as half the full-service firms' brokers will effectively be marginalised.

They both maintain that refusing to take a stance on harassment allows it to proliferate, effectively silencing marginalised communities. .

The "Inclusion through Education" programme aims to put in place, in at least 60 municipalities, models of education and appropriate institutional frameworks, which effectively integrate marginalised children into the public education system.

In the cases that I consider most successful and daring," Dyangani Ose writes, "the emphasis is on questioning the systems of power that effectively silence, marginalise and remove certain individuals, communities and events from the historical equation in the first place".