Sentence examples for for marginalisation from inspiring English sources

New excuses for marginalisation are not required, and are dangerous.

Radicalising the PQ "would be a recipe for marginalisation, or even extinction," she said.

As such, given the significant presence of P. juliflora and the pre-existing potential for marginalisation, the study area is apposite and timely.

Yet the government is shifting the blame for marginalisation onto ethnic minorities themselves.

Marginalised sectors of society who already suffer from discrimination, such as minorities and those with obesity, may find that microbiome research leads to a greater 'scientific' basis for marginalisation - the results of which could be abhorrent.

The 2010 marginalisation index for Mexico (based on access to basic infrastructure services, housing conditions, education attainment and wage earnings) at the local level served as a criterion for marginalisation.

For instance, for locational/regional marginalisation, two disadvantaged communities are identified: people living in urban slums and informal settlements under abject poverty, and those living in harsh Arid and Semi-Arid Lands characterised by periodic droughts.

North-east Kenya is one of the most impoverished parts of the country, where residents blame the state for years of marginalisation that has made the region an easy target for al-Shabaab operations and recruitment.

Preceding generations of residents have in many cases moved on, to the suburbs, to Golders Green to wherever the grass was greener, leaving this edge-of-wealth territory as fertile as ever for hardship and marginalisation, for the disapproval, denigration and suspicion these attract, and for the uphill struggles against all of these things.

Even in today's more tolerant age, there are many lonely people out there still afraid to reveal who they really are for fear of marginalisation and abuse.

But although it's no longer surprising to hear female voices, from Annie Nightingale to Jane Garvey, on air, the old rationale for their marginalisation proved remarkably resilient.