Sentence examples for further marginalised from inspiring English sources

But, schools do not improve and students who need the most help are further marginalised.

Voters feel further marginalised by the deals between parties that are supposed to be ideologically opposed.

Where gays and lesbians could draw support from other progressive movements, ex-Muslims are further marginalised by what Cottee calls "the contested status of Islam" in western societies.

I fear this move will also lead to a market in which the mainstream dominates, and the niche, which can be tomorrow's mainstream, is further marginalised.

Now that the government has accepted a disappointing electoral outcome, opposition leaders who argue that voting is a waste of time will be further marginalised.

There are also growing fears that indigenous groups will be further marginalised because the government is reliant on ruralista (agriculture lobby) votes in Congress and is desperate to jumpstart an economy that slumped last year.

We are intent on ensuring that those divisions don't further marginalise young people.

But analysts say the crackdown will further marginalise California's beleaguered GOP.

This is what populism is about – and it won't be solved by further marginalising ethnic "others".

History teaches us what happens if we further marginalise those who are tempted towards extremism by their own isolation.

Bent's signing could further marginalise him and he probably appeared here only because the £2.5m striker was cup-tied.