Sentence examples for getting disenfranchised from inspiring English sources

So although there appears to be a huge amount of enthusiasm for voter registration, it's not having the desired impact or getting disenfranchised people on to the electoral register.

So good luck to the Sutton Trust or anyone else trying to get disenfranchised teens excited about university.

You have to figure out how to get disenfranchised people back to caring about humanity, not dehumanise them further to the point of provoking more atrocities".

"If we hadn't gotten this injunction, the county would have certified the recount and it would have been much more difficult to help make sure people do not get disenfranchised".

Looks like you got disenfranchised...again"...again

Yet she doubts even her own ability to get this disenfranchised group online – despite being a woman who co-founded one of the best-known British dotcom startups in the 1990s.

Founders often become disenfranchised.

I realised I had become disenfranchised.

These mayors are having to answer directly and daily for these ills and are as close as you're going to get in engaging disenfranchised and disengaged constituencies.

Wonga describes its concept as a convenient service for an internet-savvy group of consumers, the Facebook generation, people who are used to getting things fast, who feel "disenfranchised" from the traditional banking system.

Despite the fact that more British Muslim women than men are getting degrees, we are the most disenfranchised group in the country.