Sentence examples for extreme marginalisation from inspiring English sources

A Critical Grounded Theory (CGT) analysis revealed that contemporary lived experiences of food poverty are embedded within and symptomatic of extreme marginalisation, which in turn impacts upon health.

It makes sense that very different approaches would be needed to prevent the sexual abuse of children in their family home, in an organisational setting, over the Internet, in a conflict zone, or of a child exploited for sex in the context of extreme poverty or marginalisation.

As a result of their systemic discrimination, extreme poverty, lack of social development and political marginalisation, indigenous people are among the most vulnerable during conflicts – particularly intrastate conflicts, where they can be trapped in the crossfire or represent one side.

"In contrast, absence of democracy causes social injustice, poverty, inequality, deprivation, marginalisation and leads to extremism and terrorism".

They include the failures of the Oslo accords and of successive attempts to forge a peace deal; the growing voice of the extreme right in Israeli politics; the "normalisation" of the 47-year-long occupation; and the relative marginalisation of the Palestinian cause both in Israel and internationally.

How has this marginalisation affected your life?

Sadly, even academic institutions have contributed to this marginalisation.

Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.

But his marginalisation is also a result of Labour strategy.

Get them wrong and you risk mockery and marginalisation.

At the same time they are concerned about "academic marginalisation".