Sentence examples for increasing exclusion from inspiring English sources

We live in a Britain where the so-called democratisation of culture though digital technology has gone hand in hand with the increasing exclusion and disempowerment of the young and talented.

The paper traces the emergence of marketable constructions of 'wild nature' linked to the development of tourism and their expression in the increasing exclusion of Africans from game reserves.

With the discovery of any new infectious agent in humans, the safety of the blood supply is reassessed, often resulting in expanded donor deferral or further screening recommendations.The increased exclusion of donors threatens the adequacy of the blood supply and its derivatives, increasing the risk of shortages [ 43].

Among the threats implied by changes of the family in Poland, one should mention not only the expected demographic imbalances, but also the disruption of the principles of social justice and the lack of equal access to institutions and social services (including education, health care, of children and the elderly), increasing social exclusion of the family, or other related negative effects.

Increasing the exclusion threshold of EELV changes up to 300 mL did not improve the radial limits of agreement (Table 2).

However, children with disabilities have too often been invisible in policies, in data, and in societies, increasing their exclusion and contributing to inequity.

It is feared that the self-interested individualism of the marketplace spills over into cultural norms and values resulting in increasing social exclusion and social inequity.

To reflect the fact that each AS signal (e.g. inclusion change in CNS tissues) may contribute to an observed AS profile either positively (increase inclusion) or negatively (increase exclusion), and that most exons surveyed in such high-throughput datasets are not expected to exhibit a condition-specific splicing profile, we use a mixture distribution for the magnitude modulation variable m c.

It worries that modern technologies will widen inequality, increase social exclusion and provoke a backlash.

'Digital divide' can lead to increased social exclusion.

In order to escape or reduce segregation, we need to identify which practices increase social exclusion and which ones support and enhance social inclusion.