Sentence examples for enduring exclusion from inspiring English sources
At the 2016 Academy Awards ceremony comedian Chris Rock delivered his much awaited monologue about Hollywood's enduring exclusion of African Americans.
Is the solution to stark inequities in global health outcomes, and the enduring exclusion of developing countries from the benefits of innovation, to do more and better innovation?
"The Indian society has an enduring exclusion that is based, among other things, on caste identities," he said.
Enduring social exclusion, isolation and high levels of poverty, coupled with a slew of policies and austerity cuts have disproportionately affected people with learning difficulties, says Duffy.
Progress on reducing poverty at national levels often obscures deep-rooted disparities, says the analysis, adding that enduring issues of social exclusion could lead to uneven improvements that would put at risk aggregate success.
Julian Barnes's new novel, "The Noise of Time," is about Shostakovich, and it begins with the composer enduring the humiliation and misery of his exclusion from musical life, in 1936.
Additional exclusion criteria for the cohort study were patients with severe and enduring mental health problems (psychosis and/or bipolar disorder) and not English language speaking.
There is also a longer trajectory of racial exclusion at play here, a history that makes the foreclosure crisis yet another chapter in an epic and enduring quest for home.
He thought about enduring.
