Sentence examples for geographically marginalized from inspiring English sources
Residents are legally, politically, socioeconomically, and geographically marginalized.
Over the past ten years, the Nepali government has taken important steps to include abortion as a component of women's reproductive health services; nevertheless, access to abortion services continues to be challenging for many Nepali women, especially the poorest, marginalized, and geographically isolated [ 11].
Mainly of nomadic lifestyle and with endogamous social practices, the geographically dispersed Roma populations have been socially marginalized and historically persecuted [3].
The Internet allows new recruitment opportunities for ill or disabled participants, housebound respondents, marginalized populations, and socially or geographically isolated people.
Several other laws of the apartheid era (e.g. the Group Areas Act No. 41, of 1950; the Bantu Education Act No.47 of 1953 and the Industrial Conciliation Act No. 28 of 1956) marginalized Black Africans from meaningful economic participation, and set in motion the racially and geographically defined wealth inequalities that persist as a major challenge in the country [ 27].
"Not marginalized," she said.
Nazi revanchists were marginalized.
They shouldn't be marginalized.
"The enemy is seriously marginalized.
Thrillers are not marginalized.
