Sentence examples for further marginalisation from inspiring English sources

Attention is drawn particularly to sub-Saharan Africa as a marginalised region at risk of further marginalisation if the power associated with the new biotechnology is not used more wisely than power has been used in the past.

In taking a confrontational approach, unions risk further marginalisation.

So the likelihood is that the UK is destined for even further marginalisation.

This general exclusion leads to further marginalisation, and undermines any hope of maximising their unique perspectives, skills and talents.

The consequences are not just the obvious ones – more poverty, setbacks in education and healthcare, further marginalisation of the downtrodden, backsliding in economic development.

It has long had to worry about whether to add legitimacy to a sham electoral process by taking part, or risk further marginalisation by boycotting it.

Fordham added: "Governments need to reassess the approach and move away from repressive measures that further exacerbate marginalisation and vulnerability and invest their resources in policies that are based in principles of public health, human rights, development and human security".

He has openly celebrated mainstream ideals whilst further entrenching Indigenous marginalisation.

Belonging to an ethnic minority group acted as a further source of marginalisation, not just within hospital and community services but also within people's own ethnic groups.

"Disproportional penalties create vicious cycles of marginalisation and further crime," said Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, with several other delegates making the point that capital punishment is a violation of human rights.

For the supporters of his that I spoke to, the media's slings and arrows seemed to be further evidence of the marginalisation of their community, and the need for a leader to represent them.