Sentence examples for further disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

The targets never see or hear it, and the participants in any protest are simply marginalized and further disenfranchised.

If the digital divide is not closed, experts said, millions of poor Americans will be further disenfranchised than they already are and deprived of the opportunities that are growing out of the Internet.

And as the Atlantic points out, conservative political figures in Belgium and France have further disenfranchised Muslims with xenophobic language. .

They feel that the Shia majority will inevitably elect a leader, and that they will be further disenfranchised.

Trump and the men and women who surround him are not the most creative bunch, and they follow a particular pattern: if it will hurt the most defenseless Americans, if it will further disenfranchise the disenfranchised, if it will insult minorities, if it will destroy the environment, enrich the rich and take away from the poor, they're onboard.

To avoid simply subsidising poverty and propping up the status quo, we need to embrace the referendum result and resist wallowing in the politics of blame and recrimination, which will only further polarise already disenfranchised sections of our society further.

Neglecting the effective integration of Saudi youth in the public sector and more importantly private sector may further radicalize the disenfranchised youth which will ultimately threaten national security or encouraging them to join radical groups which may destabilize the region further.

"They see poor and disenfranchised youth falling further and further behind," according to the study, by Hart Research Associates, a Democratic firm.

The trouble with this approach is that it further marginalises exactly those disenfranchised communities that we should be working hard to engage and include.

Intelligence assessments cite the province's parlous economy as a further motive for a cohort of disenfranchised youth now attracted to dissident groups, although their leadership remains comprised of former Provisionals.

Mr. Gore said the gap threatened to further the perception that minorities are politically disenfranchised.