Sentence examples for having been marginalised from inspiring English sources

Public services in certain parts of Britain are indeed strained, leaving many with a feeling of having been marginalised in their own country.

Having been marginalised before by Rodgers only to regain a first-team place, and been linked with a move in previous transfer windows, Lucas's future at the club is again in doubt.

"The Quai has been marginalised.

They have been marginalised.

The CEO has been marginalised.

"It has been marginalised," he says.

Salman, the reformist crown prince, has been marginalised.

"Disabled people have been marginalised too much for too long.

Health has been marginalised in food policy for too long.

"The trouble is," they said, "that the creative leaders within the BBC have been marginalised.

But is it any wonder that Ms Nunez has been marginalised as a women's author?